Young Adults Face Steep Increase of Colorectal Cancer Risk
New study shows increased risk of colorectal cancer among young adults as risk among older adults declines.
Timing is Key: Smoking Cessation Successful When Tele-Counseling and Lung Cancer Screening Are Paired
Telephone-based smoking cessation counseling helped patients quit smoking, according to a recent study.
Agent Shows Promise and Safety in Small Cell Lung Cancer
Rova-T proved to be safe and effective in patients with small cell lung cancer according to a recent study.
Entrectinib Clinical Trials: Changing the Game with Genetic Testing
STARTRK-2 trial is a currently enrolling trial to test the efficacy and safety of the agent entrectinib which targets 5 abnormalities across a number of cancer sites.
Debating the Next Steps of the Affordable Care Act Repeal
Stakeholders expressed their concerns and wishes as President Donald Trump continues to move forward in repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.
Oncology Organizations Comment on President Trump's Travel Ban
Oncology stakeholders commented on immigration in general, as well as what President Trump's travel ban may mean for cancer care and research developments.
Online Program Helps Breast Cancer Survivors Cope With Depression and Fatigue
Symptoms like depression and fatigue can linger long after cancer treatment ends. Researchers at Duke created an online program to help survivors cope.
NFL Star Discusses Staying "Kelly Tough" Through Cancer
NFL Hall of Famer Jim Kelly discusses how cancer touched his family and his involvement in Your Cancer Game Plan.
Late Effects of Thyroid Cancer Are More Prevalent in Younger Survivors
A recent study found that some late effects are more prevalent in patients who were diagnosed with thyroid cancer before 40 compared to those who were diagnosed at a later age.
Findings Emphasize the Importance of Pursuing Treatment for Late-Stage Lung Cancer
Pursuing treatment significantly improves survival for patients with late-stage lung cancer.
Delaying Adjuvant Chemotherapy Does Not Worsen Outcomes for Patients with Lung Cancer
A recent study found that there is a period of time by which post-operative chemotherapy can be delayed without having negative impacts for patients with lung cancer.
The Oncology Community Comments on the Affordable Care Act Repeal
Patients, survivors, advocacy groups and politicians share their views on the upcoming repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
Antidiabetic Agent Linked to Increased Risk of Bladder Cancer
The FDA recently issued a warning that a type of medicine used to treat Type 2 diabetes may increase a person's risk for developing bladder cancer.
SPOHNC Focuses on Support for Oral, Head and Neck Cancer
From publications to one-on-one interactions, SPOHNC offers caregivers, patients and survivors of oral, head and neck cancer support they need to navigate their diagnosis.
Understanding the Language of Cancer Clinical Trials
Patients' levels of health literacy often correlate to their understanding of clinical trial randomization, which has an effect on enrollment.
Medicare Enrollees With Cancer Have High Out-of-Pocket Costs
Patients with cancer who have Medicare health insurance spend a high percentage of their annual income on out-of-pocket medical costs, a recent study found.
Preventing C. Diff in Patients With Blood Cancer Undergoing Bone Marrow Transplant
The antibiotic used to treat C. diff in patients with blood cancer who are undergoing bone marrow transplantation, may actually prevent the infection before it happens, according to a recent study.
Latina Women Face Unmet Breast Cancer Survivorship Needs
Latina women, even those who survived breast cancer, face a number of barriers to health care.
Post-Mastectomy Radiation Can Cause Complications
Many women who had radiation therapy after a mastectomy encountered complications and lower patient satisfaction, according to a recent study.
Siddhartha Mukherjee Offers Insight on the Future of MPN Treatment
Oncologist, researcher and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Siddhartha Mukherjee, M.D., Ph.D, talked with CURE on the future of treating MPNs.
Hallucinogenic Agent May Ease Cancer-Related Anxiety, Recent Study Says
Psilocybin, a component found in psychedelic mushrooms, reduced cancer-related anxiety and depression in a recent trial.
Managing Immunotherapy Side Effects in Melanoma: Quick Intervention Is Key
Immunotherapy agents have their own set of side effects, and managing them quickly and efficiently is key.
Patients Prefer Online Forums to TV Shows for Peer Stories about Cancer
A recent study found that the preferred way to hear cancer stories and connect with other patients is via online forums.
Using Cooling Caps for Chemotherapy-Induced Hair Loss
Cooling caps to prevent chemothreapy-related hair loss are gaining popularity in the United States.
Upcoming Trials Seek to Determine Cancer-Related Health Effects of E-Cigarettes
Are electronic cigarettes less harmful than traditional cigarettes? A upcoming study is looking to find out.
Examining the Link Between Obesity and Multiple Myeloma
A recent study looked at the relationship between obesity, MGUS and multiple myeloma.
Breast Cancer Survivors Remain Underserved for Psychological Side Effects
Many breast cancer survivors use psychotropic and opioid medications, pointing to an unmet need for psychological care in this population.
New Toolkit Will Help Patients and Families Navigate Cancer Genetics
There are many misconceptions about genetic testing in cancer, but the SGO crafted a new toolkit to help patients and providers navigate the field.
Expert Addresses Difficulties in Controlling Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea and Vomiting
Strides have been made in treating chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV), but there is still work that needs to be done.
Lifting the Veil of Shame: Camille Grammer on Gynecologic Cancers
"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Camille Grammer discusses how she worked to diminish the shame behind gynecologic cancers.