A growing body of observational evidence links coffee consumption with lower risks of several cancers, particularly hepatocellular and endometrial cancer, but experts caution that current data do not justify prescribing coffee as a cancer-prevention strategy.

A rare case of anti-ER5-mediated hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn required international sourcing of ultrarare blood products and multiple intrauterine transfusions, highlighting the complexity of managing alloimmunization involving newly recognized high-incidence red blood cell antigens.

A long-term analysis of nearly 160,000 US postmenopausal women found that brain and central nervous system cancer risk increased with higher residential radon concentrations, adding to limited evidence that radon may affect organs beyond the lung.

Older adults with advanced or metastatic urothelial carcinoma treated with enfortumab vedotin experienced substantially higher rates of severe toxicity and treatment discontinuation than younger patients, while survival outcomes appeared similar across age groups.

A report examining allegations against a Montana oncologist highlights the challenges of investigating physician misconduct, balancing due process with patient safety, and addressing barriers that may discourage healthcare professionals from reporting concerns.

Analysis of postmenopausal ovarian tissue from 28 women found that ovaries continue to undergo molecular remodeling decades after menopause, with age-related increases in inflammatory and tissue-remodeling pathways that overlap with biologic processes observed in ovarian cancer.