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SUPPORTIVE CARE NEWS & FEATURES Experts have recommended that, for patients with cancer-related pain who are using nonmedical stimulants, opioids should be continued, monitoring should be increased, and tapering should be avoided.
Pharmaceutical experts review ocular adverse effects related to antibody-drug conjugates.
Ocular side effects of immune checkpoint inhibitors are considered rare but may be underreported.
During end-of-life care, cancer patients who utilized spiritual, psychology, and social work services received different oncologic treatment.
A nurse-led primary palliative care intervention can improve advance care planning in patients with advanced cancer.
Researchers sought to increase the rate of serious illness conversations between clinicians and patients with cancer.
Though cancer cachexia has been researched extensively, it remains challenging to understand and treat.
Opioid equianalgesic dosing chart used for interchanging between drug, route of administration, or both.
The patient’s prognosis should inform the decision to add full-agonist opioids to treatment.
Patients who received early palliative care had improvements in symptom control and mood over time.
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