Shorter Radiation Therapy Effective and Tolerable in Early-Stage Prostate Cancer
Patients with early-stage prostate cancer may be able to shorten their radiation time, thanks to the results of a recent study conducted by the Duke Cancer Institute.
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Radiation Benefit May Be Predictable for Patients With DCIS
A team of researchers just discovered a set of risk factors that could help patients with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) evaluate the potential benefits of radiation after breast-conserving surgery.
High Glycemic Index Diet Associated With Increased Risk of Developing Lung Cancer
A recent study pointed out that food intake may play a role in lung cancer, as people who had a diet with a higher glycemic index (GI) were at greater risk for developing the disease.
Neurofeedback Reduces Pain Associated With Peripheral Neuropathy From Chemotherapy
Pain from chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy may be able to be reduced using neurofeedback, according to a recent study.
Financial Status Affects Quality of Life of Newly Diagnosed Patients
According to a recent study, financial distress can affect a newly diagnosed patient's overall well-being and quality of life.