Articles related to Oncology, Radiation

Explore the indicators of lung cancer, including persistent cough and unexplained weight loss, which may help in its early detection and improve patient outcomes.

In light of recent disruptions, it’s crucial for healthcare systems to reconsider how consolidation impacts patient care and to explore diverse value-based care models that prioritize patient outcomes.

The recent uncovering of KSHV’s method of commandeering cell metabolism for cancer progression not only highlights a novel therapeutic target but also emphasizes the need for vigilant monitoring in immunocompromised patients, where such viral activations are more likely to precipitate aggressive cancers.

In the evolving landscape of radiation oncology, the discussion around supervision models—direct or virtual—presents a pivotal moment for the field. This debate not only impacts patient access and safety but also stresses upon the profession’s adaptability in integrating technology while preserving core clinical standards.

In the evolving landscape of colorectal cancer screening, recent evidence suggests a critical reevaluation of the benefits and risks of routine surveillance colonoscopies in patients over 70, emphasizing the importance of individualized patient care.

This study reinforces the noninferiority of sentinel node biopsy in patients with clinically node-negative breast cancer, offering a potential paradigm shift in surgical decision-making and patient care.