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Long-Term Study Suggests Walking Is Key to Managing Cancer-Related Fatigue #IG26 #ASCO

A new study found that regular physical activity, particularly walking, can significantly reduce cancer-related fatigue and improve quality of life in people with colorectal cancer, especially in the post-treatment setting.…

Tumore alla prostata metastatico resistente alla castrazione: Talazoparib con enzalutamide migliora la sopravvivenza #GU25

Pfizer Inc. ha annunciato oggi i risultati positivi dello studio di Fase 3 TALAPRO-2 su talazoparib, inibitore orale della poli ADP-ribosio polimerasi (PARP), in combinazione con enzalutamide, un inibitore della…

Risk reduction from HPV vaccination goes beyond cervical cancer #ASCO24

Results from a new study suggest that the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is effective in preventing the development of several types of cancers caused by HPV, most particularly head and…

Artificial Intelligence-Based Patient Navigator May Help Improve Disparities in Colon Cancer Screening #ASCO24

An artificial intelligence-based patient navigator tool demonstrated improved potential in helping to overcome patient attrition that can lead to colon cancer disparities, nearly doubling the rate of completed colonoscopies for…

Estrogen-Only Hormone Therapy may increase cancer risk while Estrogen-Progestin Combination may lower risk #ASCO24

For people who have been through menopause and have taken menopausal hormone therapy, conjugated equine estrogen (CEE) taken alone may increase the risk of developing and dying from ovarian cancer,…