Oncology
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Results were deduced from self-collected as well as clinician-obtained screening results.
In patients with high-risk HER2-psoitive breast cancer, adjuvant trastuzumab emtansine reduces the long-term risk of death.
A recent study shows that macrophages can be used to predict whether or not a melanoma patient will respond to chemotherapy.
The study used SEER data of nearly 20,000 cases.
A groundbreaking study has demonstrated that artificial intelligence can enhance breast cancer detection rates by almost 20%.
New research on active monitoring versus surgery in DCIS was presented at SABCS 2024.
A team of researchers aimed to analyze the genetic expression and prognostic value of selenoprotein gene mutations.
A recent study found a connection between total serum calcium levels and developing melanoma.
People diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer have a notably increased risk of developing heart disease.
Dr. Sadie Debrozsi discusses the importance of "pan-cancer" testing, especially as it pertains to breast cancer.
Dr. John Fruehauf provided an in-depth overview of treatments for metastatic melanoma.
The primary outcomes of the study were melanoma-related deaths and nonmelanoma-related deaths.
The CDK4/6 inhibitor showed meaningful improvement in HR+, HER+ disease.
The researchers hypothesized that the prognostic value of diurnal cortisol aberrations will hold in HNC.
The positive predictive value for cancer was 15% higher for those enrolled.
TPC2 and Rab7a interaction may be responsible for melanoma proliferation.
The most frequent changes detected were additional copies of chromosome 1q and losses of chromosomes 10q, 16q, and 22.
Based on these results, a three-diode laser vaginal session enhances and favors the complete closure of VVFs.
Remote analysis of cancerous-looking skin growths yields the same level of accuracy as in-person analysis.
Twelve chemicals were associated with increased breast cancer risk.
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