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Global melanoma incidence high and on the rise
The highest incidence and mortality rates of cutaneous melanoma are in wealthy nations, a new study shows.
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Adverse skin effects of cancer immunotherapy reviewed
“The desirable, immune-mediated oncologic response is often achieved at the cost of immune-related adverse events (irAEs) that may potentially...
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Gene therapy for hemophilia A: `Truly transformative and liberating’
This first-generation gene therapy offers a new choice for care that could be 'truly transformative and liberating' for eligible men with...
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Rare pediatric cancers persist 63 years after nuclear accident
Near Los Angeles, the parents of kids whose cluster of rare leukemias and other cancers may be linked to a 1959 partial meltdown at Santa Susana...
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High early recurrence rates with Merkel cell carcinoma
Approximately 95% of all recurrences happened within 3 years of the initial diagnosis in the prospective cohort study.
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New hemophilia treatments: ‘Our cup runneth over’
A range of new options is emerging to treat hemophilia patients.
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Handle with care: Managing IBD in older patients
Patients 60 and older with chronic or newly diagnosed IBD may have comorbidities or use medications that can interfere with IBD therapies.
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Malnutrition common in patients with IBD
As many as 85% of patients hospitalized with IBD may be malnourished, dietary experts cautioned.
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Breakthrough COVID-19 milder in vaccinated patients with IBD
Patients with inflammatory bowel disease who are vaccinated but still develop COVID experience milder disease than those who are unvaccinated.
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ARFID or reasonable food restriction? The jury is out
Don’t jump to conclusions about avoidant restrictive food intake disorder in patients with gastrointestinal diseases, psychologists advise.
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Monotherapy or one-two punch against EGFR-mutant NSCLC?
Clinicians debate whether combining other drugs with osimertinib adds anything but toxicity to the care of patients with EGFR-mutated NSCLC.