Risk of Uterine Cancers Increased in Breast Cancer Patients Treated With Tamoxifen
After adjustment for confounding variables, the risk of endometrial cancer was increased almost 4-fold with tamoxifen treatment.
Endometrial Cancer
CHEK2 Pathogenic Variants Associated With Breast and Other Cancers
A retrospective evaluation of lab results linked the likelihood of certain cancer types with the presence of specific pathogenic variants in CHEK2.
Endometrial Cancer Patients at Greater Risk for Cardiovascular Disease
Patients with endometrial cancer have an increased risk of cardiovascular disease before and after their cancer diagnosis, a study suggests.
IMRT Cuts Toxicity Without Compromising Efficacy in Gynecologic Cancers
Survival outcomes were similar with intensity-modulated radiation therapy and conventional radiation therapy (CRT), but CRT was associated with greater toxicity.
Endometrial Cancer Ups Risks for UTI, Kidney Failure
Women diagnosed with endometrial cancer have a higher risk of lower urinary tract infection, chronic kidney disease, kidney failure, and urinary stones, a study suggests.
Reducing Size of ICG Vials Could Save Cancer Patients and Hospitals Millions of Dollars
To reduce waste and cut costs, researchers recommend making ICG available in a 10 mg vial.
Adding Radiotherapy to Adjuvant Chemotherapy Improves OS in Stage IV Endometrial Cancer
The greatest benefit was observed when chemotherapy was combined with external beam radiation therapy and vaginal brachytherapy.
Findings May Explain Link Between Obesity and Endometrial Cancer
Fasting insulin, bioavailable testosterone, and sex hormone binding globulin were found to play a role in the relationship between BMI and endometrial cancer risk.
Findings Support Retesting for MMRD at Uterine Cancer Recurrence
Patients who have mismatch repair proficiency in the primary setting may have mismatch repair deficiency at recurrence.
Selinexor Maintenance Prolongs PFS in Advanced, Recurrent Endometrial Cancer
Selinexor was associated with a 30% decrease in the risk of progression or death.
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