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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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Personalised neoantigen vaccine for kidney cancer shows promise in phase 1 study
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Personalised neoantigen vaccine for kidney cancer shows promise in phase 1 study

  • Janet Fricker
  • 8 May 2025

Personalised neoantigen cancer vaccines (both with and without ipilimumab) elicited anticancer immune responses in nine patients with fully resected clear cell renal cell carcinoma. The investigator-initiated phase 1 trial, published in Nature, February 5 2025, observed no recurrences at a…

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What Caught Our Eye in April: Oncology’s Top Moments
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What Caught Our Eye in April: Oncology’s Top Moments

  • Janet Fricker
  • 7 May 2025

April 2025 marked a significant month in oncology, with notable advancements in cancer treatment and research. Here’s a summary of the most compelling studies and recent breakthroughs that caught our eye this month. Popular CT scans could account for 5%…

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

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

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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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Improving outcomes in poor-prognosis cancers: novel approaches and strategic challenges
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Improving outcomes in poor-prognosis cancers: novel approaches and strategic challenges

  • Rachel Brazil
  • 10 October 2024

Recent decades have seen major advances in how we treat cancer, leading to significant improvements in survival rates. For example, women who are diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer today are 66% less likely to die from the disease within five…

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Keeping family hopes alive among  African women treated for breast cancer
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Keeping family hopes alive among African women treated for breast cancer

  • Diana Mwango
  • 29 August 2024

In Africa, women's infertility carries a heavy stigma; it becomes their label. Many end up feeling worthless, face harsh treatment from in-laws, abandonment by spouses, or relegation to polygamous marriages, as husbands take additional wives capable of bearing children. For…

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Aleksandra Filipovic: where scientific innovation meets holistic care
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Aleksandra Filipovic: where scientific innovation meets holistic care

  • Anna Wagstaff
  • 2 November 2023

An oncologist committed to delivering a very personal, holistic care, Aleksandra Filipovic has grown into her current role at PureTech Health – a clinical stage biopharma company – where she is Head of Oncology, working with academic and industry scientists…

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Our new journal from India is enriching the cancer publications landscape
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Our new journal from India is enriching the cancer publications landscape

  • Vanita Noronha, CRST Editor-in-Chief
  • 28 July 2023

We launched Cancer Research, Statistics and Treatment at the internationally renowned Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, in 2018. It was my colleague, Professor of Medical Oncology, Kumar Prabhash, who prodded me to start the journal. I had already been the Editor-in-Chief…

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