Characteristics, Treatment Options for Patients With Advanced Gynecologic Cancers
The management of advanced gynecologic cancers remains a challenge, but the treatment landscape is changing.
The management of advanced gynecologic cancers remains a challenge, but the treatment landscape is changing.
Patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia or monoclonal B-cell lymphocytosis have an increased risk of venous thromboembolism, a study suggests.
African-American women who survive breast cancer do not get adequate resources to support their mental and emotional health, a small study suggests.
Results of an ACCC study revealed advanced practitioners’ greatest challenges when treating cancer patients with combination IV/oral therapies.
Intermittent fasting appears safe as an adjunct to chemotherapy, but it is unclear whether this diet can improve cancer outcomes.
A plan for reducing mediport infections in ambulatory patients was described at the 2022 ONS Congress.
Preliminary results of a study comparing outreach methods for engaging patients in genetic risk assessment and testing are presented.
Survivorship clinics offer benefits for patients, health care providers, and health care organizations, research suggests.
Researchers sought to classify health-promoting behavior levels among family caregivers of patients with cancer and to identify risk factors for low levels.
A team of oncology clinicians sought to identify barriers to fertility discussions with AYA patients and implement strategic changes to eliminate those barriers.