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A new artificial intelligence model could help pathologists identify the molecular subtypes of central nervous system tumors using information hidden...
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Cancer immunotherapy has changed the way many tumors are treated by turning the patient’s immune system against malignant cells. One...
Triple-negative breast cancer is sending researchers back to a difficult question: what happens when an aggressive tumor returns after receiving...
Cancer survivorship is often described as the moment treatment ends, but for many people, the psychological effects of cancer continue...
Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy has transformed the treatment of several blood cancers, yet its success often depends on how...
Breast cancer survivorship is increasingly being defined not by the end of treatment, but by what happens afterward. For many...
Urothelial carcinoma, the most common form of bladder cancer, has entered a new therapeutic era with the arrival of a...
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