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.
A Blood Test Will Not Fix Colorectal Screening by Itself
Radioligand Therapy Is Building Its Evidence Base. Now Build the Infrastructure.
Desmoid Tumours Are Not Benign to the People Living With Them
Pancreatic Cancer Is Forcing Regulators to Move Faster
Ultra-processed food may leave a metabolic fingerprint in the blood.
Medicare Is Coming for the Oncology Margin
Early Lung Cancer Just Became a Biomarker Test of the System
Pancreatic Cancer’s ADC Moment Will Live or Die by the Biomarker
KRAS Has a New Contender. It Still Has to Earn Its Place.
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