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Over the past 60 years

ASCO: SWOG Trials Have Had Considerable Impact on Cancer

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Estimated 3.34 million life-years gained through 2015 from 23 positive SWOG treatment trials
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ASCO: Industry Perks Influence Physicians’ Choice of Cancer Rx

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Even relatively small payments appear to make a difference, researchers say
Just one dose of radiation works as well as a full week of treatment for metastatic spinal canal compression

ASCO: Single Radiation Tx Enough for Spinal Pain in Cancer Mets

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Researchers suggest it works as well as a full week of treatments
A patient-reported outcome intervention for symptom monitoring is associated with improved overall survival for patients treated with chemotherapy for metastatic solid tumors

ASCO: Survival Up With Patient-Reported Outcomes During CA Tx

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Improved survival with patient-reported outcomes for symptom monitoring in metastatic cancer
An experimental drug that targets tropomyosin receptor kinase fusion

ASCO: Gene-Targeted Drug Shows Efficacy for Child, Adult Cancers

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Larotrectinib targets tropomyosin receptor kinase fusion proteins

May 2017 Briefing – Hematology & Oncology

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Hematology & Oncology for May 2017. This roundup includes...
Most hematologic oncologists agree that hospice care is helpful for patients with hematologic cancers

Concerns Limit Hospice Use for Hematologic Oncologists

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Almost half of respondents felt that home hospice was inadequate for their patients' needs
Information technology can be harnessed to assist patients facing routine decisions

Technology Can Help Patients Facing Routine Decisions

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Use of technology makes appointments more productive, helps patients engage in the decision
DNA methylation testing may be feasible as a molecular triage of high-risk human papillomavirus-positive individuals for high-resolution anoscopy screening

Progress Made on Genetic Test for Anal Cancer

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But research is still in early stages
Both body mass index and location of excess fat on the body are good indicators of obesity-related cancer risk

Location of Body Fat Can Indicate Obesity-Related Cancer Risk

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Where fat is carried is as strong a predictor as BMI, researchers suggest