Catastrophic thinking may amplify cancer pain, comparative study in Oman and Lebanon finds
A cross-sectional study of 200 cancer patients in Oman and Lebanon finds that pain catastrophizing is the strongest psychological predictor...
Nathaniel Bowman is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Precision Oncology coverage.
A cross-sectional study of 200 cancer patients in Oman and Lebanon finds that pain catastrophizing is the strongest psychological predictor...
...article... The distinction between the two families of imaging measurements used in this study is worth unpacking, because they interrogate...
A new six-gene signature derived from weighted gene co-expression network analysis predicts breast cancer survival and characterizes the tumor immune...
A retrospective study of 349 hospitalized cancer patients found that higher baseline pain intensity and lower opioid doses independently predicted...
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The editors of BMC Cancer have retracted a 2022 study that claimed to show how the transcription factor TWIST1 drives...
A retrospective study finds that elevated alpha-fetoprotein in pancreatic cancer is linked to advanced disease stage but does not independently...
A cross-sectional study of 82 palliative cancer patients in southern Chile finds that xerostomia and other oral conditions are highly...
A national registry of 65 Chinese hospitals documents perioperative safety and survival outcomes for 6,297 pancreatic cancer surgery patients, with...
Chemotherapy saves lives, but it can also leave chaos in its wake. One of the most widely used anticancer drugs,...
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