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Even Brief Exercise Boosts Cancer-Fighting Immune Cells
Experimental mRNA Vaccine Shows Promise for Pancreatic Cancer
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Transgender People Need Cancer Screening and Timely Care

Overcoming Drug Resistance With EAI-432, a Drug Candidate for Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer

EAI-432 offers a new approach to targeting mutant-EGFR driven non-small-cell lung cancer, say Dana-Farber researchers.

Exercise May Boost Quality of Life for Patients With Metastatic Breast Cancer

Treatment for metastatic disease may last indefinitely, amplifying the need for effective interventions.

Tukysa Regimen Delays Progression of Metastatic Breast Cancer

Adding Tukysa to Kadcyla led to an improvement in progression-free survival, including for patients whose cancer had spread to the brain.

Breast Cancer Patients May Use Assisted Reproduction Without Increased Recurrence Risk

Fertility preservation and assisted reproductive technologies did not worsen outcomes for women with HR-positive breast cancer.
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Can Gene Expression Predict if a Brain Tumor Is Likely to Grow Back?

New test could change treatment for 1 in 3 patients with meningioma, a common form of brain tumor diagnosed in 42,000 Americans each year.

How Cancer Research Led to AIDS Breakthroughs

As a result of the investment in cancer research, NCI was in a strong position to make key early advances in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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Does CAR-T Therapy Cause Secondary Cancers?

The FDA is investigating the risk of new lymphoma among patients receiving the engineered T cells, but so far, cases are rare.

Lung Cancer Treatment Research Enters a New Era

Better outcomes were achieved with combinations of experimental new drugs targeting common and rare tumour mutations.

Advances in Gynecological Cancer Research Could Change the Treatment Landscape

New therapies tested delayed relapse and, in some cases, lengthened survival, for women with cervical, ovarian and endometrial cancers.

The Potential of AI to Improve Cancer Care is Only Going to Grow

Researchers are investigating AI’s potential to transform cancer care and improve patient outcomes.
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NIH Researchers Develop Approach That Could Help Supercharge T-Cell Therapies Against Solid Tumors

Early research in animals shows potential against cervical cancer and neuroblastoma.

Acupuncture and Massage Improve Pain for Patients With Advanced Cancer

Both approaches may offer a nonpharmaceutical option to use instead of or alongside opioids pain medication.

Do Combination Therapies Hold Hope for Prostate Cancer Patients?

A UCSF trial tests precision radiation with immunotherapy as new treatment for advanced cases of metastatic prostate cancer.

Hepatitis C Treatment Improves Liver Cancer Survival

However, only 24% of people with hepatocellular carcinoma received direct-acting antiviral therapy.

MASLD Is Expected to Rise Over the Next 25 Years

An increase in fatty liver disease could double liver cancer cases and nearly triple the need for transplants by 2050.

What’s in a Name? NAFLD Is Now MASLD

Name change emphasizes the role of metabolic dysfunction in fatty liver disease.
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