Hidden Data Choices Behind Every Survival Curve in Cancer Research
A new guidance paper provides a decision-focused framework for collecting reproducible time-to-event endpoints in retrospective observational oncology studies, showing how ...
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When Cancer Care Follows the Rulebook: Guideline Adherence Shapes Colorectal Cancer Survival
A new systematic review and meta-analysis finds that adherence to colorectal cancer clinical practice guidelines is linked to significant survival ...
Young Cancer Survivors Turn to Exercise, Family, and Peers When Mindfulness Falls Short
A qualitative interview study of 19 adolescent and young adult cancer survivors reveals that exercise, family accountability, and peer connection ...
Can a Navigator and $2,000 in Reimbursements Close the Cancer Clinical Trial Gap? A New Randomized Trial Puts GUIDE to the Test
A randomized controlled trial at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is testing whether combining clinical trial navigation with up to $2,000 ...
Two Endoscopic Techniques Team Up to Crack a Deadly Cancer
A Bulgarian team reports that combining endoscopic ultrasound with digital cholangioscopy achieved 96.2 percent diagnostic sensitivity in suspected bile duct ...
Delaying Bone Drugs After Cancer Spreads to Bone Nearly Doubles Fracture Risk, Study Finds
A retrospective landmark and propensity score–matched analysis found that delaying bone-modifying agent therapy beyond six months after a bone metastasis ...
Routine CT Scans Reveal Hidden Muscle Loss, Fat Gain, and Bone Thinning in Prostate Cancer Patients on Hormone Therapy
Italian researchers used routine oncologic CT scans to document simultaneous muscle loss, fat gain, and declining vertebral bone density in ...
After Fourteen Years of War, Syria’s Cancer Patients Face a System in Fragments
A new analysis argues that Syria's post-conflict oncology recovery must prioritize governance, referral pathways, and financial protection before expanding specialized ...
Eight Sessions of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Ease the Heavy Burden of Cancer Recurrence Caregivers
A structured eight-week cognitive behavioral intervention significantly reduced caregiver burden and improved quality of life among family caregivers of recurrent ...
When Patients Change the Yardstick: Response Shift Reshapes Cancer Quality-of-Life Science
A new review concludes that response shift, the changing of patients' internal standards and values over time, is a genuine ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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