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From Oceans to Organs: The Alarming Cancer Risks of Microplastics
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From Oceans to Organs: The Alarming Cancer Risks of Microplastics

  • Aharon Tsaturyan
  • 30 September 2025

Given the global estimate that approximately 9 to 14 million metric tons of plastic enter the oceans yearly—continuing to fragment into microplastics (MPs)—the urgency to understand their potential health effects has escalated. Particularly concerning is the growing body of evidence…

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Social Media in Oncology – Between Empowerment and Risk
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Social Media in Oncology – Between Empowerment and Risk

  • Ina Suppan
  • 26 September 2025

In oncology, communication has always been central – but in the digital age, it increasingly unfolds online. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and X have become arenas where cancer journeys are shared, interpreted – and sometimes dangerously distorted. For patients…

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The Apparent Cancer Paradox of Latvia
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The Apparent Cancer Paradox of Latvia

  • Andrei Mihai
  • 23 September 2025

Latvia consistently ranks among the European Union's most troubled countries when it comes to cancer. The country lags behind EU countries on many cancer risk factors and also has one of the biggest gender disparities on the continent, with men…

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Could Radiotherapy Offer Unexpected Protection Against Alzheimer’s Disease?
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Could Radiotherapy Offer Unexpected Protection Against Alzheimer’s Disease?

  • Janet Fricker
  • 18 September 2025

Women who survive breast cancer may face a surprising advantage: a lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease than their peers without cancer. The cohort study, published in JAMA Network Open, 20 June, found that breast cancer survivors had an 8%…

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Detecting Cancer Before It Strikes: The Promise of Combination Early Detection and Interception
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Detecting Cancer Before It Strikes: The Promise of Combination Early Detection and Interception

  • Adriana Albini
  • 18 September 2025

For decades, early cancer detection has predominantly relied on organ-specific screening programs—such as mammography, Pap test, or colonoscopy—to detect malignancies as early as possible. While these approaches have indisputably saved lives, they inherently capture only a limited range of cancers,…

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What About Them, the Caregivers?
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What About Them, the Caregivers?

  • Adrian Pogacian
  • 17 September 2025

“The anticipatory fear that I had became reality when the doctor said that my 6-year-old son must undergo chemotherapy…the rest of the explanation I didn’t hear due to the shock that I had, even though I am a radiology nurse…

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She’s Gone and Done It: The Story of Dr. Nageatte Ibrahim
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She’s Gone and Done It: The Story of Dr. Nageatte Ibrahim

  • Yeva Margaryan
  • 14 September 2025

Dr. Nageatte Ibrahim has spent her career at the intersection of oncology, science, and medicine, with achievements resulting in global impacts. Trained as a physician and scientist, she played a central role in the development of Keytruda, one of the…

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Antidepressants Show Potential to  Fight Cancer
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Antidepressants Show Potential to  Fight Cancer

  • Janet Fricker
  • 9 September 2025

Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) enhanced the ability of T cells to fight cancer and suppressed tumour growth across a range of cancer types in both mouse and human tumour models. The study, published in Cell, May 20, further showed…

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CancerWorld #107 (September 2025)
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CancerWorld #107 (September 2025)

  • Yeva Margaryan
  • 5 September 2025

CancerWorld is not only about cells and treatments. It is about hope, endurance, and the voices that shape the fight against cancer—patients, doctors, scientists, advocates, families, caregivers, and the unsung heroes dedicating their lives to oncology. In this issue, we…

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Princess Dina: The Voice for The Voiceless
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Princess Dina: The Voice for The Voiceless

  • Gevorg Tamamyan
  • 4 September 2025

Her Royal Highness Princess Dina Mired of Jordan is recognized globally as one of the most influential voices in the fight against cancer and non-communicable diseases. A relentless advocate for equity in health, she has transformed cancer care in Jordan…

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  • Could Radiotherapy Offer Unexpected Protection Against Alzheimer’s Disease?
    • 18 September 2025
  • Antidepressants Show Potential to  Fight Cancer
    • 9 September 2025
  • CancerWorld #107 (September 2025)
    • 5 September 2025
  • ESO College Voices Contest 2025: Social media – friend or foe for cancer patients? – Winners Announced
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    • 30 September 2025
  • Social Media in Oncology – Between Empowerment and Risk
    • 26 September 2025
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    • 23 September 2025
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  • Detecting Cancer Before It Strikes: The Promise of Combination Early Detection and Interception
    • 18 September 2025
  • She’s Gone and Done It: The Story of Dr. Nageatte Ibrahim
    • 14 September 2025
  • Princess Dina: The Voice for The Voiceless
    • 4 September 2025
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