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Traditional Chinese Medicine: Building a Bridge to Modern Oncology
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Traditional Chinese Medicine: Building a Bridge to Modern Oncology

  • Tina Jiang
  • 25 June 2025

China’s oncologists want to see robust evidence before putting their faith in traditional remedies. Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine struggle with concepts of experimental medicine and animal models. But interest is growing in finding ways to bridge that gap in…

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Is It Biology or Geography That Decides Who Survives Childhood Cancer?
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Is It Biology or Geography That Decides Who Survives Childhood Cancer?

  • Shushan Hovsepyan
  • 5 June 2025

Cancer is a word no parent ever wants to hear. But when that word comes with no access to treatment, it doesn’t just hurt—it destroys hope.A year ago, I was walking through a coastal town in Africa. It was a…

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Albinism And Skin Cancer In Africa: Tackling The Prevention Needs Of A Stigmatised Population
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Albinism And Skin Cancer In Africa: Tackling The Prevention Needs Of A Stigmatised Population

  • Esther Nakkazi
  • 30 May 2025

People with albinism in Africa face many obstacles, including a significantly higher risk of skin cancer due to intense sun exposure and lack of melanin, making prevention and access to protective care essential. CancerWorld journalist, Esther Nakkazi, explores some of…

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Why Patient-Reported Outcomes are Rarely Used in Trials, and How We Change That
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Why Patient-Reported Outcomes are Rarely Used in Trials, and How We Change That

  • Manuela Maria Campanelli
  • 27 May 2025

If drug developers design trials to measure how well their drug addresses the issues most important to the target patient community, we could expect to end up with better drugs. Integrating patient-reported outcomes into clinical trials is the way to…

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(Re)Thinking Psycho-oncology in a world out of balance: What I learned after a year of interviews
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(Re)Thinking Psycho-oncology in a world out of balance: What I learned after a year of interviews

  • Adrian Pogacian
  • 12 May 2025

"One must imagine Sisyphus happy" Albert Camus Why me? This is probably the present-day question of every patient with cancer!  One of the consequences of our chaotic reality is cancer, which belongs to that class of diseases that impacts the…

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ACT for Children:A Global Initiative to Tackle Inequities in Pediatric Cancer
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ACT for Children:A Global Initiative to Tackle Inequities in Pediatric Cancer

  • Arnaud Lallouette
  • 10 May 2025

The disparity in childhood cancer outcomes is one of the world’s most pressing health inequities. While over 80% of children with cancer are cured in high-income countries (HICs), survival drops to less than 30% in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).…

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Istanbul, Ankara take action on HPV vaccination, as government delays promised national programme
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Istanbul, Ankara take action on HPV vaccination, as government delays promised national programme

  • Marwa Koçak
  • 1 April 2025

The two largest cities in Türkiye have stepped in to promote HPV vaccination at a local level, including free inoculation for young people from the poorest families, as the state fails to deliver on its commitment to add HPV to…

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Seeking to get pregnant when the cancer is advanced
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Seeking to get pregnant when the cancer is advanced

  • Diana Mwango
  • 1 March 2025

Faced with the sudden knowledge that the life they had expected will be suddenly cut short, some women find hope and existential meaning in trying for a child that that will be theirs for their remaining time, and carry their…

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How Indian centres slashed treatment drop-out rates in childhood cancer
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How Indian centres slashed treatment drop-out rates in childhood cancer

  • Swagata Yadavar
  • 20 February 2025

Dedicated support from day 1 for families of children diagnosed with cancer has resulted in a reduction in children failing to complete their course of treatment from one in five to one in fifty. The result has been a significant…

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China’s integrated cancer care guidelines ‘reflect self-confidence’ in the field of oncology
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China’s integrated cancer care guidelines ‘reflect self-confidence’ in the field of oncology

  • Tina Jiang
  • 15 February 2025

China’s oncologists now have access to guidelines which have been developed specifically for their patient population, incorporating locally generated evidence, and embracing holistic approaches to care, including appropriate use of Chinese traditional medicine. Tina Jiang was at the China Integrative…

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