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Matti Aapro: An Oncologist Who Needs No Introduction
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Matti Aapro: An Oncologist Who Needs No Introduction

  • Gevorg Tamamyan
  • 5 March 2025

If you have ever stepped into a major oncology congress, you’ve likely felt his presence before you saw him. His voice, distinct and commanding, cuts through a room not with volume, but with purpose. His laugh, genuine and disarming, puts…

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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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Europe’s cancer agenda: how we keep it a priority in changing times
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Europe’s cancer agenda: how we keep it a priority in changing times

  • Anna Wagstaff
  • 20 December 2024

“I feel I’m among friends… we are all fighting the same battles.” This is how the former European Health Commissioner Stella Kyriakides greeted her audience at the European Cancer Summit at a session on November 20th devoted to her great…

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Humour: an essential tool in cancer care and communication
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Humour: an essential tool in cancer care and communication

  • Paweł Walewski
  • 18 December 2024

 “I don’t know what I’ll find in there. It could be cancer. In the best case, you’ll be stuck with a bag for the rest of your life.” Those are the words Paweł Grabowski, a fit and health-conscious 48-year-old from…

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Young-onset digestive cancers: this is how we improve the quality of care
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Young-onset digestive cancers: this is how we improve the quality of care

  • Anna Wagstaff
  • 5 December 2024

“I had very severe symptoms. I had jaundice, I had itching – symptoms that could definitely indicate something related to the liver, or quite severe disease – but because of my age I was repeatedly just shoved away.” (Gabriel, eventually…

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Academic publishing is a maze of tests and barriers for patients as researchers and readers
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Academic publishing is a maze of tests and barriers for patients as researchers and readers

  • Victoria Forster
  • 5 December 2024

Once solely engaged as participants in academic studies and research, patients are increasingly becoming more involved at several stages of the research process. From helping large organisations assess grants and prioritise funding calls to participating actively in teams running research…

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Florida shows cancer outcomes are better where healthcare reflects local cultures
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Florida shows cancer outcomes are better where healthcare reflects local cultures

  • Myriam Vidal Valero
  • 22 November 2024

Research conducted on cancer data for the southern US state of Florida shows how addressing sociocultural differences can bridge the gaps in cancer awareness and early detection, and improve outcomes. The study looked into the racial/ethnic disparities in stage of…

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Somewhere to care for Gaza’s cancer patients: the head of the service calls for a ‘field hospital’
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Somewhere to care for Gaza’s cancer patients: the head of the service calls for a ‘field hospital’

  • Anna Wagstaff
  • 7 November 2024

In the devastating health situation in Gaza, with a population continuously displaced, short of food and shelter, and living in trauma and fear, cancer patients need all the support they can get. Yet even when international aid can cross into…

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