Oncology Archives - Page 6 of 10

Oncology

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ashantai hathaway

08/09/2023

Scientists: No Link Between Depression and Cancer

No depression-cancer link found. Smoking, alcohol, obesity are key cancer risks. Depression affects African Americans more; research needed.

General

ashantai hathaway

08/08/2023

Study: Black Americans at Higher Risk for Cancer-Related Deaths

Black patients face 21% higher cancer-related death rates post-second diagnosis. Addressing disparities requires equitable early detection and treatment access. Explore solutions.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

06/08/2023

ASCO: Extended Lymph Node Removal Not Beneficial for Bladder Cancer

Extended lymph node removal doesn't improve survival in muscle-invasive bladder cancer. Increased adverse events noted. Evaluate treatment protocols.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

06/06/2023

ASCO: Germline Testing Underused in Cancer Patients

Germline testing underused in cancer patients, with racial disparities. Read the full analysis for guideline implications.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

06/06/2023

ASCO: Lack of Benefit Seen for Indefinite-Duration Immunotherapy in NSCLC

Fixed-duration immunotherapy in NSCLC offers similar survival benefits as indefinite treatment. Consider stopping therapy at two years. Read more.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

06/02/2023

ASCO: Microbiome Varies for Early-Onset, Late-Onset Colorectal Cancer

Early-onset CRC linked to Cladosporium sp.; late-onset with Pseudomonas luteola. Microbiome insights may guide personalized CRC treatment.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

06/02/2023

ASCO: Phone-Based Coaching Helps Breast Cancer Patients Lose Weight

Phone-based coaching aids weight loss in breast cancer patients; significant racial disparities noted. Explore implications for standard care integration.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

06/01/2023

ASCO: Minimally Invasive Noninferior to Open Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer

MIDP is noninferior to ODP for pancreatic cancer, supporting informed treatment choices. Read more for implications on surgical practices.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

04/02/2023

Black Patients Face More Screening Delays for Uterine Cancer Diagnosis

Black women face screening delays for uterine cancer, impacting survival. Explore solutions to improve diagnostic equity.

Oncology

Camille McClellan

03/18/2023

Racial Differences Seen in Inherited Risk of Early-Onset Cancer, from1989 to 2015

Early-onset cancer risk higher among Latino, Black, and Asian families. Consider genetic, environmental factors in minority patient care.

Oncology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

03/17/2023

Black Patients Fare Worse With Deadly Lung Disease Pulmonary Fibrosis, diagnosed at 57.9 years of age

Black patients with pulmonary fibrosis are diagnosed younger, face worse outcomes. Early screening and addressing disparities can improve care. Read more.

General

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

03/14/2023

Black, Hispanic People With Epilepsy Often Miss Out on Latest Meds

Black, Hispanic epilepsy patients receive fewer updated meds, highlighting racial disparities. Prioritize neurologist referrals for equitable care. Explore full study.

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