Jessica Nye, PhD

Although APCD use improved lymphedema and facial swelling, participants in the treatment group reported no change in pain levels from baseline.

An evaluation of the effect of pandemic-related PPE shortages on the use of PPE during chemotherapy admixture suggested potential strategies to ensure clinician safety while the shortage is ongoing.

Early detection of malnourishment in patients with gastric and esophageal adenocarcinoma identified as a strategy for improving outcomes for these patients.

Results of a single-center retrospective study revealed that patients with darker pigmented skin frequently experienced irCAEs, therefore, increased surveillance is needed in SOC patients.

A patient education and monitoring program improved patients’ ability to manage and report adverse events related to treatment with ICIs.

Researchers were able to accurately predict financial toxicity among women undergoing mastectomy or lumpectomy for breast cancer.

A case study of an older man with metastatic lung adenocarcinoma who presented with symptoms of COVID-19 demonstrated patients with cancer have a similar COVID-19 disease progression as the general population.

Investigators suggest more personalized interventions may be needed to improve adherence rates among women with breast cancer receiving AI treatments.