Blood Proteins Linked to Early Prostate Cancer Risk
New research identifies blood proteins that may indicate prostate cancer risk up to ten years before diagnosis.
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New Imaging System Aims to Personalize Chemotherapy for Cancer Patients
Laser and Doppler technology may help tailor chemotherapy to individual tumors, according to new research.
New Guidelines for Myelofibrosis Care Emphasize Genetic Testing and Early Referrals
ASH releases updated myelofibrosis care guidelines, stressing genetic testing and early transplant referrals for better outcomes.
International experts update CAR T-cell therapy guidelines for severe autoimmune diseases
New consensus recommendations aim to standardize treatment approaches for patients with treatment-resistant autoimmune conditions.
Vitamin C May Halt Leukemia Development in Early Blood Disorders
A phase 2 trial suggests restoring vitamin C levels may benefit those with pre-leukemia blood disorders.
Many Women Know Breast Cancer Risks, Few Take Action
A new survey reveals knowledge of breast cancer risk factors outpaces preventive actions among U.S. women.
Proton Therapy Fails to Improve Survival in Advanced Liver Cancer Patients
Clinical trial finds proton therapy offers no survival advantage over photon therapy for advanced hepatocellular carcinoma.
High-Dose Vitamin B3 Shows Early Promise in Glioblastoma Treatment
Small trial suggests niacin may enhance glioblastoma treatment by boosting immune response
Same-day chemo may enhance cancer vaccine efficacy in preclinical studies
Preclinical research suggests administering chemotherapy on the same day as cancer vaccines could improve immune responses.