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A retrospective study of 584 Australian lymphoma patients shows no significant link between CAR T-cell infusion timing and treatment outcomes, suggesting chronobiology may not influence results in large B-cell lymphoma therapy.
Study shows post-diagnosis estrogen therapy improves survival in high-grade serous and clear cell ovarian cancers but may worsen outcomes in endometrioid subtypes, offering guidance for managing menopausal symptoms in younger survivors.
A nationwide Japanese real-world study suggests that a defined body surface area–adjusted bevacizumab exposure range may improve progression-free and overall survival in unresectable HCC treated with atezolizumab plus bevacizumab, without i
A large multiomic colorectal cancer study identifies CTHRC1-positive fibroblasts as a stromal biomarker linked to TGF-beta activity, adverse outcomes, and reduced checkpoint inhibitor benefit across both MSI and MSS disease.
A large whole-genome sequencing study found tumor-infiltrating clonal hematopoiesis in 18.4% of solid tumors, linked to older age, prior cytotoxic chemotherapy, and worse overall survival, with particularly strong associations in breast can
A cohort study demonstrates that reduced-dose 60-Gy chemoradiotherapy effectively maintains locoregional control in HPV-positive oropharyngeal cancer patients while minimizing treatment toxicity, with 5-year survival rates exceeding 92%.
This study examines how pre-existing immunocompromise affects survival and outcomes in patients with HPV-positive oropharyngeal cancer treated surgically. Immunocompromised patients showed significantly worse overall survival compared to no
Study finds 62% of rectal cancer patients on Watch and Wait receive optimal surveillance, with younger patients showing better adherence. Critical gaps occur in the first year, particularly in initial endoscopic/imaging exams and colonoscop
A national difference-in-differences study found NAPRC accreditation was associated with modest growth in rectal cancer volume and stage I procedural volume, without evidence of increased care fragmentation.
A US cohort study of 543 ovarian cancer patients revealed 37% experienced decreased platelets during niraparib maintenance. Onset typically occurred within 1 month but resolved rapidly with dose adjustments, resulting in low discontinuation
A large shotgun metagenomic study links gut dysbiosis to EBV-associated nasopharyngeal carcinoma and shows that microbial markers, especially combined with EBV markers, may strengthen diagnosis and prognostic assessment.
A matched difference-in-differences study found that the Oncology Care Model did not increase systemic therapy initiation overall and was associated with lower treatment initiation and lower spending in poor-prognosis cancers.
In randomized phase 2 E4412, BV/ipilimumab/nivolumab did not significantly improve complete response or overall PFS versus BV/nivolumab, but showed a notable signal for longer disease control among patients who did not undergo stem cell tra
A large French case series found pathogenic or likely pathogenic germline MBD4 variants in 23 of 896 patients with uveal melanoma, corresponding to a 31-fold relative risk versus the general population.
In medullary thyroid carcinoma with biochemical persistent disease after surgery, an early postoperative calcitonin doubling rate of at least 0.3/year strongly identified patients at higher recurrence risk and may help tailor surveillance i
In a single-center real-world cohort, survival with mirvetuximab soravtansine, trastuzumab deruxtecan, and tisotumab vedotin broadly mirrored pivotal trials, with no independent survival differences by age, race, or ethnicity after adjustme
A nationwide Dutch cohort confirms that patients with FAP remain at markedly elevated risk for multiple gastrointestinal and extraintestinal cancers, with gastric cancer emerging as the most frequently diagnosed malignancy since 2020.
A nationwide Danish cohort study found that adults with a first-time seizure had substantially elevated 1-year risks of neurological and nonneurological cancers, with smaller but persistent excess risk over longer follow-up.
A major study reveals that safety-net hospitals—serving vulnerable Medicaid and uninsured patients—deliver breast cancer care and survival outcomes on par with other hospitals, challenging assumptions about quality disparities in resource-c
In a Danish multicenter cohort of adnexal masses, IOTA-based models outperformed RMI for routine triage. A 15% ADNEX threshold best balanced sensitivity and referral burden in non-tertiary care.
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