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Screening Primary Driver of Averted Cancer Deaths From 1975 to 2020

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Authors say further reductions will require new discoveries, adoption of emerging interventions

Prior Authorization Leads to Radiation Oncology Treatment Delays, Patient Harm

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Additionally, physician survey respondents say prior authorization challenges put strain on clinic staff

EPA Bans Two Solvents Linked to Cancer

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By Robin Foster HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, Dec. 9, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- Two commonly used solvents that have been linked to cancer were banned Monday...

Black Patients Have Similar Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Effectiveness, Lower Toxicity

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Black patients have longer time to treatment discontinuation, similar time to next treatment, slightly improved overall survival than White patients

Fetal Aneuploid Tests Can Spot Occult Cancer in Pregnant Women

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Findings seen in pregnant or postpartum women who receive unusual or nonreportable clinical cell-fee DNA-sequencing results

Integrated Psychological, Yoga Intervention Aids Depression, Anxiety With Cancer

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Stronger effects seen for women from some racial/ethnic minority groups and with lower socioeconomic status

Vaccination of 27- to 45-Year-Olds Against HPV Is Less Cost-Effective

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Vaccination of 'mid-adults,' including those at higher risk, results in higher number needed to vaccinate than that seen for younger people

Barriers to Widespread Access to Cancer Medications Include Excessive Cost

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Solutions to address inequity in drug distribution include sharing production secrets, international funding, cost-effective screening

Half of Young Cancer Patients Report Fertility Preservation Discussion With Provider

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Prevalence lowest for those with thyroid, lung or bronchus, ovarian, and colorectal cancers

Cancer Disparities Evident Across Human Development Index, Projected to Widen

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Cancer cases and deaths projected to nearly triple in low-HDI countries by 2050 compared with moderate increase in very high-HDI countries