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ASCO 2026: Teclistamab extends survival, deepens remissions in relapsed multiple myeloma
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ASCO 2026: Lancet Commission predict shortfall of 100 million cancer care workers by 2050
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ASCO 2026: Phase 3 PEAK study could usher in new second-line therapy for GIST
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ASCO 2026: Personalised vaccine boosts immune activity against brain cancer
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ASCO 2026: GLP-1s may reduce metastatic progression of certain obesity-related cancers
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ASCO 2026: Yoga may help cancer survivors sleep better and reduce anxiety, fatigue
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Hormonal contraceptive use and breast cancer risk
A recent cohort study of more than 2 million adolescent girls and women has provided…
Study finds melanoma less common in individuals with several tattoos
People with more than one tattoo session may have a decreased risk of the skin…
Access gap widens: only one in 65 Australian cancer survivors can enrol in oncology rehab
The number of cancer rehabilitation programmes in Australia has more than doubled in the past…
ESMO 2025: New generation of antibody-drug conjugates shows promise in early-stage disease
- ESMO 2025: Novel treatment combination improves progression-free survival in metastatic, oestrogen-receptor-positive HER-2-negative breast cancer
- NCCN Guidelines Navigator for breast cancer genetic testing and treatment
- Could reducing inflammation help combat fatigue in people with early-stage breast cancer?
The OJC Episode 61: New Dimensions in the Hallmarks of Cancer
Join Eva Segelov, Craig Underhill and Hans Prenen as they chat through the latest papers. In today’s episode Eva talks…
How cancer cells move and metastasize is influenced by the fluids surrounding them – understanding how tumours migrate can help stop their spread
Yizeng Li, Binghamton University, State University of New York Cell migration, or how cells move in the body, is essential…
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