The landscape of hematology is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a new consensus that seeks to correct decades of suboptimal outcomes for a frequently overlooked demographic caught between two distinct worlds of medical care. For years, adolescents and young adults (AYAs) diagnosed
With the landscape of lung cancer shifting dramatically, we're seeing a concerning rise in cases among people who have never smoked. This group, once considered low-risk, now represents a significant and growing portion of diagnoses, revealing a distinct form of the disease that challenges our
For decades, cancers driven by RAS gene mutations have posed one of the most formidable challenges in oncology, with these mutations being among the most common drivers of human cancers yet notoriously difficult to target with therapeutic agents. In a significant development that offers new hope
Today, we're joined by Ivan Kairatov, a biopharma expert with deep knowledge of technological innovation in research and development. We'll be diving into the groundbreaking 20-year findings from the ACTIVE study, which suggest a specific type of cognitive training could significantly reduce the
For millions of people battling cancer, the promise of chemotherapy is a lifeline tethered to an agonizing paradox: the very treatment designed to save them can simultaneously inflict debilitating, long-term nerve damage. This cruel reality forces an impossible choice between enduring a cure and
A new wave of evidence is challenging the deeply ingrained belief that specialized cancer surgery is exclusively the domain of large, urban medical centers, forcing a reevaluation of healthcare access for millions living in rural America. A comprehensive analysis published in the Journal of the
