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Dr. Cathy Eng discusses the importance of the Braftovi plus Erbitux FDA approval for treatment-naive BRAF V600E+ metastatic colorectal cancer.

Dr. Scott T. Tagawa discusses what patients with prostate cancer should know about the potential benefits and risks of participating in a clinical trial.

Most patients in accredited hospitals had smoking discussions documented, showing key care opportunities and smoking’s impact on treatment outcomes.

Dr. Neha Mehta-Shah discusses ways patients with rare blood cancers, such as lymphoma, can better understand their specific subtype of disease.

Patient and disease-related factors influence surgical recovery and treatment outcomes after Keytruda and Padcev in advanced urothelial cancer.

Dr. Hyung L. Kim discusses how the addition of cytoreductive nephrectomy to ICI therapy may affect survival and quality of life those with kidney cancer.

Breast MRI helps doctors detect disease in newly diagnosed and high-risk patients without replacing mammograms, according to an expert.

Richard Winneker gathers input from patients and researchers to shape MPN research, aiming to fund strategic projects for this population.

Dr. Curtiland Deville Jr. discusses the importance of crafting an individualized treatment plan for patients with prostate cancer.

Dr. Douglas Reznick shares advice for patients with lung or head and neck cancer who may feel overwhelmed by their diagnosis.

A push for answers led to a rare blood disorder diagnosis after Joy’s symptoms were initially dismissed.

An expert sat down to discuss the emotional and physical barriers patients may face when seeking support for fear of cancer progression.

Carly Stafford Dixon, a rare cancer survivor, highlights the need for AYA cancer awareness to improve support, visibility and access to vital resources.

Bavencio improved survival in patients with bladder cancer, irrespective of diabetes status, according to an analysis of the JAVELIN Bladder 100 trial.

Dr. Zafar Sayed discuss the importance of recognizing Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month and highlights early symptoms of the disease to be aware of.

Dr. Petros Grivas discusses the importance of tailoring treatment decisions in bladder cancer based on data from three practice-changing phase 3 trials.

Patients with gastrointestinal cancer may benefit from multidisciplinary care and open communication with their care team, as per an expert.

Dr. Elizabeth K. Lee discusses the RAINFOL-01 clinical trial evaluating treatment with Rina-S in advanced ovarian cancer.

Melanoma is a key cancer type for developing and testing immunotherapies prior to broader clinical application across other malignancies.

Advancements in radiation therapy, including proton therapy and stereotactic radiation, reduce side effects and improve quality of life for GI cancer.

Based on the phase 3 CABINET trial, the FDA approved Cabometyx for some patients with previously treated neuroendocrine tumors.

Some cancer statistics may reflect 'backwards-looking data', making it important to stay up to date on reliable information and happenings in the space.

CURE spoke with Dr. Michael K. Wong and Dr. Diwakar Davar about the use of ctDNA for patients with melanoma, and where the field may be headed.

Dr. Sheri Yolanda Prentiss discusses the importance of seeking early intervention to detect lymphedema following cancer care.

Because the five-year relative survival rate for people with esophageal cancer is approximately 22%, this makes early detection of the essence.

It is important to recognize Kidney Cancer Awareness Month as a time to get involved, as more than 600,000 people in the U.S. live with kidney cancer.

Shorter radiation courses may improve breast reconstruction outcomes without increasing complications, according to Dr. Reshma Jagsi.