Scoping review of 343 records on drug resistance mechanisms across all cancer types
Cancer cells pause to survive drugs then reset for a comeback
This scoping review synthesizes evidence from 343 eligible records regarding drug resistance in all types of cancer.
Cancer cells can pause their growth to hide from drugs and then wake up stronger once the medicine stops.
Cohort study finds HPV-DeepSeek liquid biopsy diagnostic accuracy of 99% in HPV+ cancers
Blood test spots aggressive HPV cancers early
This cohort study evaluated 235 HPV+ cancers across nine anatomic sites using HPV-DeepSeek liquid biopsy and HPV-SIGNAL classifier.
A new blood test can spot the most dangerous HPV-linked cancers at diagnosis by reading viral DNA, offering a clearer picture of who may fac…
Case report documents HIV-associated diffuse large B-cell lymphoma regression with cART
1. HEADLINE
This case report and literature review describes a 66-year-old male with stage IV HIV-associated diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
HIV Treatment Clears Advanced Lymphoma Without Chemo
Ultrasound-based radiomics nomogram predicts p53 expression in 172 patients with hepatocellular carcinoma
New Ultrasound Tool Predicts Liver Cancer Gene Status Accurately
This cohort study evaluated an ultrasound-based radiomics nomogram integrating variational autoencoder-derived deep features to predict p53 …
A new computer model can read liver ultrasound scans to predict a specific cancer gene mutation that helps guide treatment plans for patient…
Radiomics features predict equivocal HER2 status in breast cancer patients with high accuracy
New mammography tool may predict hard to read breast cancer results
This cohort study evaluated intra- and peritumoral radiomics features of contrast-enhanced mammography in 131 breast cancer patients with eq…
A new mammography tool may help women with borderline breast cancer results avoid extra biopsies.
Palliative care integration reduced diagnostic intensity and costs in adult cancer patients dying at a Jordanian center
Palliative care cuts end-of-life costs and tests for cancer patients
This retrospective cohort study analyzed 299 adult cancer patients who died at a tertiary cancer center in Jordan.
Cancer patients who get palliative care need fewer tests and spend less in their final week.
System-level barriers linked to delays and poorer survival in 1,100 women with primary breast cancer
Distance and cost drive higher breast cancer death rates
This retrospective cohort study examined 1,100 women diagnosed with primary breast cancer using hospital records and administrative database…
New data shows travel distance and cost delay care and raise death rates for rural women facing breast cancer.
Preoperative HALP, SII, and LMR scores predict disease-free survival in stage III colon cancer patients
Blood markers linked to recurrence risk in colon cancer patients
This retrospective cohort study evaluated preoperative HALP, SII, and LMR scores in 210 patients with stage III colon cancer and 220 patient…
A new analysis suggests certain blood markers might help estimate recurrence risk for colon cancer patients after surgery.
Integrated Nomogram Combines Habitat Analysis and Radiomics to Predict Ki-67 in Breast Cancer
New tool predicts breast cancer growth without surgery
This retrospective cohort study of 288 women with breast cancer developed a nomogram integrating habitat analysis, ultrasound radiomics, and…
Doctors can now predict how fast a breast tumor is growing using only an ultrasound, offering a non-invasive way to guide treatment without …
TP53 and PTEN mutations detected in 68% and 47% of ovarian and endometrial cancer samples respectively in a retrospective cohort
Genetic markers found in swabs may help spot ovarian and endometrial cancers
This retrospective cohort study evaluated 238 women across three tertiary hospitals between 2018 and 2023.
A new look at genetic markers in swabs shows they appear in most ovarian and endometrial cancer cases, offering a potential new way to find …
Retrospective review finds higher ORR with salvage DCRT in locally advanced ESCC
Salvage therapy works better than upfront treatment for some esophageal cancer patients
This retrospective analysis of 91 patients from 3 medical centers compared salvage versus upfront definitive chemoradiotherapy (DCRT) for lo…
New data shows treating esophageal cancer after a failed first attempt may lead to better outcomes than starting with the strongest drugs im…
Prospective study shows active surveillance yields high survival for small renal masses under 2 cm
Small kidney tumors may not need surgery right away
This prospective multi-institutional study evaluated active surveillance in patients aged over 50 years with asymptomatic, unilateral small …
Many small kidney tumors stay harmless for years, meaning patients might avoid surgery and its risks without putting their health in danger.