Cancerworld Magazine
  • About the Magazine
    • About us
    • Editorial Team
    • Events
    • Archive
    • Contacts
  • Articles
    • Policy
    • Practice Points
    • Delivery of Care
    • Biology basic
    • Medicine
    • Featured
  • Contents
    • News
    • Editorials
    • Interviews to the Expert
    • In the Hot Seat
    • Profiles
    • Obituaries
    • Voices
  • ESCO Corner
SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Cancerworld Magazine
Cancerworld Magazine
  • About the Magazine
    • About us
    • Editorial Team
    • Events
    • Archive
    • Contacts
  • Articles
    • Policy
    • Practice Points
    • Delivery of Care
    • Biology basic
    • Medicine
    • Featured
  • Contents
    • News
    • Editorials
    • Interviews to the Expert
    • In the Hot Seat
    • Profiles
    • Obituaries
    • Voices
  • ESCO Corner
Cancerworld Magazine > cancer

Posts by tag

cancer

16 posts
(Re)Thinking Psycho-oncology in a world out of balance: What I learned after a year of interviews
View Post
  • Articles
  • Delivery of Care

(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…

View Post
CancerWorld issue #103 (May, 2025)
View Post
  • Articles
  • News

CancerWorld issue #103 (May, 2025)

  • Yeva Margaryan
  • 11 May 2025

What does it take to change the odds in cancer care? Innovation? Yes. But also: persistence. Collaboration. The refusal to accept that some lives matter less because of where they’re born. In this issue of CancerWorld, we focus not just…

View Post
Adrian Gottschalk: Making a Difference for His Fellow Human Beings
View Post
  • Articles
  • Profiles

Adrian Gottschalk: Making a Difference for His Fellow Human Beings

  • Gevorg Tamamyan
  • 10 May 2025

I grew up around a lot of physicians,” begins Adrian Gottschalk, President and CEO of Foghorn Therapeutics, a biotech company redefining how we understand and treat complex diseases by targeting the chromatin regulatory system. “My late father was a professor…

View Post
“I really care about people.” – Philip Kantoff, A Life in Science and Medicine
View Post
  • Articles
  • Profiles

“I really care about people.” – Philip Kantoff, A Life in Science and Medicine

  • Gevorg Tamamyan
  • 5 May 2025

“I wanted to be a scientist when I grew up.” Boston. The city where old bricks and new ideas stand side by side. Where science, education, and innovation breathe together. The wind cuts through the streets of New England, sharp…

View Post
What If the World’s Leading Prostate Cancer Epidemiologist Opened a Restaurant?  A Conversation with Lorelei Mucci- A Harvard Scientist, A Mother, A Leader
View Post
  • Profiles

What If the World’s Leading Prostate Cancer Epidemiologist Opened a Restaurant? A Conversation with Lorelei Mucci- A Harvard Scientist, A Mother, A Leader

  • Gevorg Tamamyan
  • 23 April 2025

I always close my interviews with a signature question: "Who should I speak with next?"It’s a small but revealing moment — a window into whom the giants of oncology admire, learn from, and find truly compelling. When I posed the…

View Post
CancerWorld #102 (April 2025)
View Post
  • News

CancerWorld #102 (April 2025)

  • Yeva Margaryan
  • 22 April 2025

The People Behind the Progress in Oncology is science. But it is also stories. It is policy. It is power. It is knowledge. It is culture. It is trust. And above all, it’s personal. This is the lens through which…

View Post
Could this dual approach be the frontier that finally gets immunotherapy to work for MSS colorectal cancer?
View Post
  • Medicine

Could this dual approach be the frontier that finally gets immunotherapy to work for MSS colorectal cancer?

  • Amalya Sargsyan
  • 31 March 2025

It is often said in medicine that the only true constant in facing life-threatening diseases is change. Nowhere is this more evident than in oncology, where advances in chemotherapy, targeted therapies, immunotherapies, and other novel agents continue to spark hope.…

View Post
Not too little, not too much… a lesson for cancer prevention from ancient civilisations 
View Post
  • Articles
  • Policy

Not too little, not too much… a lesson for cancer prevention from ancient civilisations 

  • Adriana Albini
  • 31 March 2021

“If we could give every individual the right amount of nourishment and exercise, not too little and not too much, we would have found the safest way to health.” This quotation from Hippocrates pops up regularly in writings advocating a…

View Post
Delivering cancer care during the pandemic: lessons from the ‘first wave’
View Post
  • Articles
  • Delivery of Care

Delivering cancer care during the pandemic: lessons from the ‘first wave’

  • Anna Wagstaff
  • 7 October 2020

“My partner had to be admitted to hospital with neutropenia earlier on in her treatment cycle, and she and I are constantly discussing what to do: whether we should ask about suspending treatment, how the risk/benefit equation adds up, whether…

View Post
A global registry for children with cancer and COVID-19
View Post
  • News

A global registry for children with cancer and COVID-19

  • Alessia De Chiara
  • 25 May 2020

While a deeper knowledge about the impact of COVID-19 disease on cancer patients is essential, sharing information is likewise important. For these purposes, a number of registries, which gather different data including patients’ outcomes or treatment, are being set up around…

View Post

Posts pagination

1 2 Next
search
CancerWorld #101 Download CancerWorld #101 Download CancerWorld #101 Download or search in Cancerworld archive
Newsletter

Subscribe free to
Cancerworld!

We'll keep you informed of the latest features and news with a fortnightly email

Subscribe now
Latest News
  • CancerWorld issue #103 (May, 2025)
    • 11 May 2025
  • Personalised neoantigen vaccine for kidney cancer shows promise in phase 1 study
    • 8 May 2025
  • What Caught Our Eye in April: Oncology’s Top Moments
    • 7 May 2025
  • CancerWorld #102 (April 2025)
    • 22 April 2025
  • What Caught Our Eye in March: Oncology’s Top Moments
    • 8 April 2025
Article
  • Why Patient-Reported Outcomes are Rarely Used in Trials, and How We Change That
    • 27 May 2025
  • A Promise Kept: How Samvel Danielyan Lifted Pediatric Cancer Survival from Zero to 70%
    • 25 May 2025
  • Together, She Changed Everything: Martine Piccart ’s Fight Against Breast Cancer
    • 20 May 2025
Social

Would you follow us ?

Contents
  • A Promise Kept: How Samvel Danielyan Lifted Pediatric Cancer Survival from Zero to 70%
    • 25 May 2025
  • Together, She Changed Everything: Martine Piccart ’s Fight Against Breast Cancer
    • 20 May 2025
  • Adrian Gottschalk: Making a Difference for His Fellow Human Beings
    • 10 May 2025
MENU
  • About the Magazine
    • About us
    • Editorial Team
    • Events
    • Archive
    • Contacts
  • Articles
    • Policy
    • Practice Points
    • Delivery of Care
    • Biology basic
    • Medicine
    • Featured
  • Contents
    • News
    • Editorials
    • Interviews to the Expert
    • In the Hot Seat
    • Profiles
    • Obituaries
    • Voices
  • ESCO Corner
Cancerworld Magazine
  • About us
  • Articles
  • Media Corner
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy

Cancerworld is published by OncoDaily (P53 Inc.) | Mailing Address: 867 Boylston st, 5th floor, Ste 1094 Boston, MA 02116, United States | [email protected]

Archivio Cancerworld

Input your search keywords and press Enter.