Oncology

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Black Patients With Cancer Still Have Higher Mortality Rates Than Whites

Black cancer mortality remains higher than Whites despite declines. Social determinants and structural racism are key factors. Read more.
Black Cancer Deaths Are Down, But Higher Cancer Risk Remains

Black Cancer Deaths Are Down, But Higher Cancer Risk Remains

Cancer mortality decreases among Black populations, but disparities persist. Prioritize targeted interventions and diverse clinical trials. Explore full report for implications.
Late Stage Cancer Is Rising Among Women, cancer death rates

Late-Stage Cancer Is Rising Among Women

Late-stage breast cancer is rising, notably in Native American women. Black women face a 55% higher rate than white women. Read the full analysis to see how updated AHA guidelines may shift screening protocols for your patient panel.

OP-ED: AI in Cardio-Oncology—Creating Personalized Care for Cancer Survivors

AI in cardio-oncology can personalize care by predicting cardiac risks in cancer survivors, addressing disparities in Black patients.
This Program Cut Colon Cancer Deaths Across Racial Lines

This Program Cut Colon Cancer Deaths Across Racial Lines

Kaiser Permanente program halved colon cancer deaths, reduced racial disparities. Key: equitable screening access. Explore adapting this model further.
Ovarian Cancer Test May Miss This Antigen in Black Patients; phase III CHIPRO study of chiauranib plus paclitaxel in ovarian cancer

Ovarian Cancer Test May Miss This Antigen in Black Patients

Black women show lower CA-125 levels, risking underdiagnosis in ovarian cancer. Updated thresholds needed for equitable care. Read more.
Rural Black Women Bear Brunt of Cervical Cancer Disparities

Rural Black Women Bear Brunt of Cervical Cancer Disparities

Rural Black women face higher cervical cancer rates and mortality. Prioritize HPV vaccination and culturally sensitive outreach to reduce disparities.
How 'E-reporting' Daily Symptoms Can Improve Black Cancer Patients' Well-Being

How ‘E-reporting’ Daily Symptoms Can Improve Black Cancer Patients’ Well-Being

E-reporting improves Black cancer patients' life quality by enhancing communication, early symptom detection, and patient empowerment. Read full analysis.
Black Women Receive Slower Responses to Bad Mammograms

Black Women Receive Slower Responses to Bad Mammograms

Black women face significant delays in follow-up after abnormal mammograms, impacting breast cancer outcomes. Explore interventions to address disparities.
How HCPs Can Advance Patient-Centered Care and Clinical Trial Diversity

How HCPs Can Advance Patient-Centered Care and Clinical Trial Diversity

Advance patient-centered care and clinical trial diversity by supporting comprehensive, culturally-sensitive approaches for Black cancer patients. Read full analysis for strategies.
Good News Regarding 2023's Platinum Cancer Drug Shortage

Good News Regarding 2023’s Platinum Cancer Drug Shortage

Despite 2023 platinum drug shortages, cancer mortality remained unchanged. Oncologists adapted with alternative therapies. Explore potential impacts on prescribing protocols.
Are Older Men Being Overtreated for Prostate Cancer?

Are Older Men Being Overtreated for Prostate Cancer?

Prostate cancer overtreatment in men with limited life expectancy persists, risking harm. Consider longevity in treatment discussions. Read full analysis.
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