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SBRT vs Surgery in CRC Lung Metastases: Which Is Better?
Researchers compared outcomes among 335 patients with lung metastases from CRC who underwent surgery or SBRT.
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Cancer Cases, Deaths in Men Predicted to Surge by 2050
Researchers analyzed data from the 2022 Global Cancer Observatory (GLOBOCAN), which provides national-level estimates for cancer cases and deaths...
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From Scrubs to Social Media: How Some Med Students Become Influencers
Med students discussed why and how frequently they post on social media.
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Aspirin for CRC Prevention May Work Best in Adults With Unhealthy Lifestyles
Researchers analyzed regular aspirin use based on data from more than 100,000 individuals.
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Closing the Gap: Priority Zones Identified for CRC Screening in Hispanic/Latino Populations
“These data can inform more precise neighborhood-level interventions to increase CRC screening considering unique characteristics important for...
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Support for Laser Treatment to Reduce NMSC Risk is Increasing
There is a “growing body of research that demonstrates we are improving the health of our patients’ skin with certain types of laser treatments,...
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Patient Navigators for Serious Illnesses Can Now Bill Under New Medicare Codes
New Medicare codes will enable physicians to hire navigators to help patients manage serious illnesses such as cancer and heart failure.
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Is Your Patient Too Old for a Colonoscopy?
Complications, including dehydration, bleeding, bowel perforation, and pulmonary or CV issues, may outweigh benefit.
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No Surprises Act: Private Equity Scores Big in Arbitrations
Private equity–owned organizations are forcefully challenging insurers about payments for certain kinds of out-of-network care.
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From Baghdad to Boston: The Making of a Blood Cancer Specialist
A college friend’s losing cancer battle led Areej El-Jawahri, MD, to change majors and become a hematologist and palliative care advocate.
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Unseen Toll: Cancer Patients’ Spouses Face Higher Suicide Risk
“These findings suggest a need for clinical and societal awareness to prevent suicidal behaviors among spouses of patients with cancer.”