Articles related to CANCER CARE

Venous thromboembolism presents a significant challenge in cancer care, with emerging evidence supporting the use of direct oral anticoagulants for improved outcomes. This highlights the evolving landscape of VTE management in oncology, stressing the importance of personalized treatment strategies.

This study underscores the critical gap between Hollywood’s depiction of cancer care and the realities of diagnosis, treatment, and palliative care, urging healthcare professionals to actively correct patient misconceptions for more realistic expectations.

In the rapidly evolving field of oncology, artificial intelligence (AI) stands out not just for its potential to revolutionize cancer care, but also for the complex ethical and practical challenges it presents. A recent survey highlights both the enthusiasm and caution among oncologists regarding AI’s integration into clinical practice.

Recent advancements in cancer research reveal the potential of using the immune system’s response to activated retrotransposons for early detection of cancers such as lung, pancreatic, and ovarian. This innovative approach could revolutionize cancer diagnostics.

The recent suspension of the oncology program at Trios Health, due to a shortage of medical oncologists, highlights a growing national challenge in healthcare staffing, particularly in non-urban areas.

In a recent comprehensive review, 15.2% of oncology conference abstracts used language that minimized treatment toxicities, potentially leading to misinformed treatment plans and impacting patient care. A call to action for clearer, data-driven communication in the field.