About One-Third With Cancer Have Had Previous Major Adverse Financial Event
Individuals with previous major AFEs are more likely to be diagnosed with later-stage cancer in adjusted analyses.
Identity Shifts Throughout HCT: A Holistic Approach to Patient, Caregiver Support
Patients undergoing transplant and their caregivers experience dramatic shifts in identity throughout the trajectory of care.
Evidence-Based Nursing Achieves Better Postsurgical Outcomes in Liver Cancer
A meta-analysis sought to determine the effect of evidence-based nursing care in patients with HCC undergoing surgery.
US Lung Cancer Incidence and Mortality on the Decline, Disparities Remain
US lung cancer incidence and mortality rates continue to decline, but disparities remain across sexes and racial/ethnic groups.
Radical Prostatectomy Not Tied to Worse Sexual Function at 10 Years
Urinary incontinence persisted through 10 years after radical prostatectomy, however.
Race Can Affect Breast Cancer Test for Predicting Chemo Benefit
21-gene recurrence score may underestimate benefit of chemotherapy for young non-Hispanic Black women with ER-positive, axillary node-negative breast cancer.
Preoperative TnP for Bladder Cancer Alters Cardiac Function Parameters
This study analyzed the cardiovascular effects of preoperative treatment with a chemotherapy and an immunotherapy in patients with bladder cancer.
Venous Thromboembolism Risk Increases, Persists After Cancer Surgery
Venous thromboembolism risks varied by cancer type and surgery.
Lenvatinib Plus Pembrolizumab Provides Durable Benefits in Advanced RCC
Updated trial results suggest that lenvatinib and pembrolizumab can provide durable benefits over sunitinib in RCC.
Price of Prescription Drugs Almost Threefold Higher in the United States
U.S. prices for brand-name originator drugs 422 percent higher; price of unbranded generics 67 percent of comparison countries.
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