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Children with nonchromosomal birth defects have a higher relative risk for cancer

Nonchromosomal Birth Defects May Up Childhood Cancer Risk

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Study identified 40 significant, specific associations between birth defects and childhood cancer
Cancer survivors have a high prevalence of chronic pain

Cancer Survivors Have High Prevalence of Chronic Pain

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Prevalence higher for those with less than high school education, low income, public insurance
Children with nonchromosomal birth defects have a higher relative risk for cancer

Nonchromosomal Birth Defects May Up Childhood Cancer Risk

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Study identified 40 significant, specific associations between birth defects and childhood cancer
Older individuals who develop cancer have better memory and slower memory decline than those who remain cancer-free

Seniors Who Develop Cancer Have Better Memory, Slower Decline

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Rate of memory decline 3.9 percent slower in those with, versus those without, cancer diagnosis
Self-reported poor oral health is not associated with gastrointestinal cancer risk

Poor Oral Health Not Linked to Gastrointestinal Cancer Risk

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In site-specific analyses, significant correlation seen for poor oral health with hepatocellular carcinoma
The first states to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act saw the largest increases in colorectal cancer screening from 2012 to 2016

First States to Expand Medicaid Had Largest Bump in Cancer Screening

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States expanding Medicaid later had screening rates more comparable to nonexpansion states
Cancer survival has improved among adolescents and young adults

Overall Cancer Survival Rates Up Among Adolescents, Young Adults

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However, survival disparities still observed by stage, race/ethnicity, and socioeconomic status
After adjustment for nonbiological differences

Black Race Not Tied to Worse Prostate Cancer Mortality

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Findings seen in cohorts of men with nonmetastatic disease after adjusting for nonbiological differences
The rates of prolonged opioid prescribing remain high for older cancer survivors five or more years after cancer diagnosis

Long-Term Opioid Prescribing Up Among Older Cancer Survivors

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Cancer survivors diagnosed 2004 to 2008 have higher rates of opioid prescribing versus those diagnosed earlier
For cancer drugs ultimately approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Approving Children’s Cancer Drugs Takes 6.5 Years Longer

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Gap reflects time from first clinical trial in humans to the first trial in children