A massive accumulation of DNA methylation causes genes to function abnormally, resulting in acute myelogenous leukemia when enzyme mutations generate a chemical “poison” that prevents the removal of the methylation genomes.
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A new imaging technology that can show the metabolic process within a prostate tumor may give oncology clinicians immediate feedback as to whether to continue with “watchful waiting” or pursue treatment.
Annual fecal immunochemical testing has proved to be more cost-effective and less costly than all other strategies for colorectal cancer (CRC) screening in a recent model-based economic analysis.
Neither dutasteride nor finasteride should be used in the prevention of prostate cancer (PCa) due to unfavorable risk/benefit profiles, according to the FDA Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee.
A new documentary film will shed light on the American perspective of end-of-life care, a natural life event that many patients and health care providers avoid discussing.
Patients who follow specific diet and lifestyle recommendations can reduce their risk of developing colorectal cancer.
A good sex life with a loving partner offers comfort, reassurance, intimacy, and caring—but it isn’t always so easy for someone during or after cancer treatment.
What role does medication play in managing fatigue? Can neuropathy from oxaliplatin therapy be effectively treated or prevented?
Assessment of pain involves more than asking patients to rate their level of pain, yet often we act as if that is all that is necessary.
Conversations that encourage patients to explore their beliefs can improve both coping strategies and disease outcomes.
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