Kidney cancer research advances while major evidence gaps persist
A 23-article collection reports advances in kidney cancer classification, prognosis and treatment while showing that prevention, early detection and prospective ...
Tag: cancer
Disparities in late-stage cancer diagnosis across a multi-site academic health system
A retrospective study of 26,698 adults across six University of California medical centers found that late-stage cancer diagnosis was associated ...
Cross-sectional study links suicidal ideation with anxiety, recurrent cancer and longer diagnosis duration among Ugandan adolescents and young adults
A cross-sectional survey of 271 Ugandan adolescents and young adults with cancer found suicidal ideation in 63.5% and reported associations ...
Ethiopian case-control study yields internally validated lung cancer risk model
An Ethiopian case-control study developed and internally validated a lung cancer risk model with an AUC of 0.775, while external ...
2022 US survey links cancer, immunosuppression and care access to influenza vaccination
A cross-sectional analysis of 27,651 U.S. adults found that cancer, immunosuppression and delayed care because an appointment was unavailable were ...
Review assesses CCT6A as a disease biomarker and therapeutic target
A 2026 review presents CCT6A as a candidate diagnostic and prognostic biomarker in cancer while highlighting context-dependent mechanisms, absent subunit-specific ...
Leakage-Free Random Forest Shows No Useful Cervical Cancer Prediction
An exploratory 100-patient study found that a leakage-free Random Forest poorly classified post-treatment NGAL decline and did not establish a ...
Autophagy’s Context-Dependent Roles Shape Solid-Tumor Treatment Strategies
A 2026 collection of five reviews and one small tissue-expression study shows that autophagy can restrain or support solid tumors ...
Qualitative study maps uneven spiritual coping among cancer patients
A phenomenological study of 13 cancer patients found that spirituality offered meaning, hope and endurance for some participants but did ...
When Cancer Turns Critical, Family Caregivers Carry a Hidden Burden of Their Own
A systematic review of nine international studies finds that informal caregivers of critically ill cancer patients face widespread anxiety, depression ...
Back to Work Within a Month: What Helps Lung Cancer Patients Return to Their Jobs After Surgery
When a young or middle-aged adult undergoes surgery for lung cancer, one of the most pressing questions is not only ...
Study examines age differences in colorectal cancer screening conversations
A research report by Jordan Baeker Bispo, Priti Bandi, Ahmedin Jemal and Farhad Islami examines age-related differences in clinician communication ...
Smartphones and Wearables Could Track Mental Health in Cancer Patients, Review Finds
A scoping review of 17 studies suggests that passively collected smartphone and wearable data can mirror depression, anxiety, and distress ...
Falls in Older Cancer Patients: French Outpatient Study Puts Screening and Prevention in the Spotlight
A new correspondence highlights a prospective observational study of falls among older patients receiving cancer treatment in French outpatient departments, ...
Swallowing Trouble and Choking Cough Emerge as Key Levers in Laryngeal Cancer Fear Networks
For someone who has survived laryngeal cancer, the fear that the disease might return is not an abstract worry. It ...
How emotions shift over time may reveal which cancer patients need mental health care
A 14-day smartphone study of 132 cancer patients shows that emotional instability and variability, not just intensity, mark emotions that ...
Colorectal Cancer Survivors Say Smartphone Support Could Ease a Lonely Road After Treatment
A qualitative study of 30 Vietnamese colorectal cancer survivors reveals multidimensional post-treatment struggles and strong preferences for a culturally tailored ...
AI Models Predict Radiation Gut Damage in Cervical Cancer—but Are They Ready for the Clinic?
A new systematic review of 29 prediction models finds striking performance numbers but limited external validation, leaving AI tools for ...
Lung cancer rewires its metabolism into a dynamic, adaptive network
A new review argues that lung tumours run an integrated, adaptable metabolic network rather than isolated pathways, explaining growth under ...
New three-gene signature links triaptosis to gastric cancer prognosis
Gastric cancer remains one of the world's most lethal malignancies, and a new study has added an unexpected twist to ...
