Study Advances Knowledge Base About Children, Young Adults With MPNs
Researchers uncovered higher-than-anticipated rates of thrombosis, hemorrhage, and disease transformation in a real-world cohort of young MPN patients.
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Health Insurance Literacy Linked to Financial Hardship for Cancer Patients
Increased health insurance literacy was associated with lower odds of financial hardship.
Cancer Guidelines May Ease Disease-Specific Fatigue in Patients With Myeloproliferative Neoplasms
Established general guidelines for cancer-related fatigue may help patients with myeloproliferative neoplasms.
Dietary Coaching Intervention Improves Posttreatment Care for Rectal Cancer Survivors
Researchers developed a strategy for providing rectal cancer survivors with dietary guidance and posttreatment care.
Cervical Cancer Screening Interval Extensions Feasible With HPV Testing
Researchers analyzed data from more than 1 million women to determine if screening intervals could be safely extended with negative HPV tests compared with negative cytology screen results.
Study Examines Association Between Undifferentiated Pruritus and Hematologic Cancers
The careful consideration of cancer risk is especially important during the first year after the presentation of pruritus.
Discordance in Symptomatic Adverse Event Reports by Clinicians, Children in Cancer Clinical Trials
Clinicians tended to under-report symptoms in children with cancer both prior to treatment and 1 to 4 weeks after.
Modifiable AHOs Are Prognostic in Testicular Cancer Survivors
Modifiable adverse health outcomes affect overall mortality and cancer mortality in testicular cancer survivors.
Bone Marrow Infiltration a Risk Factor for Infusion-Related Reactions in B-Cell NHL
Bone marrow infiltration of lymphoma cells is a risk factor for grade 2 or higher infusion-related reactions in B-NHL treated with rituximab.
Pain-Related Guideline Implementation Often Insufficient in Outpatient Cancer Centers
Guideline implementation strategies did not provide a sufficient improvement in pain-related outcomes for patients with advanced cancer.
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