Oncology
A Breast-Cancer Warning Is Hiding in Aggregated Data
A JAMA Network Open study found rising invasive breast-cancer incidence among Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander women, with sharp increases in some early-onset and distant-stage disease groups. The message is political: aggregated categories can hide urgent risk.
Cancer Pharmacogenomics Exposes an Ancestry Gap in Routine Testing
Biomarker Testing Is Rising, But Eligibility Still Gets Lost
Colon Cancer MRD Testing Is Nearing the Access Threshold
Breast Cancer Blood Tests Could Bring Treatment Decisions Earlier
Lung Cancer Screening Now Has a Diagnostic Bottleneck
Liquid Biopsy Turns Precision Oncology Into an NHS Delivery Test
Molecular Testing Is Europe’s Real Precision Oncology Infrastructure
Cancer Approval Is No Longer Enough
Europe’s Cancer Inequality Map Becomes a Performance Test
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