The first data presented show that there are still many questions that need an answer and that the outcomes can be very different from center to center. Why this happens should be a matter of [more]
Despite a positive trend toward equality in the past 3 decades, a substantial gendered difference is now persisting in oncology publications, favouring male first and last authors. “The academic medicine pipeline poses a significant challenge [more]
The consortium Cancer Core Europe has collected, elaborated and shared the steps top experts have taken, while scientific evidence is still in the making Several top cancer centres from all around Europe have just published [more]
As the pandemic is rapidly spreading all over the world, cancer associations and scientific societies continually update their recommendations on the management of patients and the reorganization of the cancer clinical practice. Here you can [more]
The use of electronic cigarettes, or vaping, seems to be particularly common among young cancer survivors: according to a survey on a sample of nearly 1,500 young adult (YA) cancer survivors, just published as a [more]
In discussing palliative care, it has often been asked whether quality of time was important like quantity of life, if not more. And, when patients are children, the answer can become very complex. «If the [more]
Between 1990 and 2017 the incidence of primary liver cancer (PLC) globally decreased in younger (<30 years) and middle-aged (30-50 years), while increasing in older people (>60 years). Primary prevention strategies and changes in the [more]
Key messages from the e-ESO faculty The pandemic is here. Italy is further along the curve than the rest of Europe. That gives other countries a small breathing space to prepare for when the tsunami [more]
The Board of Directors of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) wrote to the members of the US Congress urging them to act quickly to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic: «Time is of the essence, [more]
There are over two million new cases of breast cancer a year in the world and 0.6 million deaths. About a third of all early breast cancer cases will become metastatic even with the best [more]