CVD Events Increased for Cancer Patients Who Continue Smoking After Diagnosis
Cancer patients who continue smoking after their diagnosis have an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, or death due to cardiovascular disease, a study suggests.
Cancer patients who continue smoking after their diagnosis have an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, or death due to cardiovascular disease, a study suggests.
Researchers have used a geriatric rating scale to show that childhood cancer survivors experience accelerated aging and have a higher risk of premature death than the general population.
There was a 12% reduction in the risk of cancer death among patients who took vitamin D₃ supplements daily.
Genomic profiling can reveal actionable mutations in patients with cancer of unknown primary but can be limited by a lack of sufficient tissue, research suggests.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused reductions in cancer diagnoses in 2020 that may pose challenges for interpreting long-term cancer trends.
Medicaid expansion was associated with a decrease in the incidence of distant stage cancer and cancer death, according to new research.
The NEOetic study explored relationships between patient prognostic awareness and decisions regarding treatment.
The probability that a cancer drug would receive FDA approval within 10 years of entering trials was 10.4%, researchers found.
Cancer patients who smoked had greater fatigue, pain, and emotional problems.
Training should be provided to patients and caregivers on how to appropriately administer Udenyca via the prefilled autoinjector.