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A multidisciplinary Delphi panel offers practical, consensus-based recommendations to standardize when and how to use staging and surveillance imaging for localized cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (CSCC).
A SEER-matched analysis found that patients undergoing IPMN surveillance have a markedly elevated malignancy risk, with substantial heterogeneity by duct dilation, obesity, age, and cyst features.
A SEER-based study found IPMN surveillance patients have about 10 times higher pancreatic cancer risk than the general population, with highest risk in those with main duct dilation or obesity.
A prospective trial found that non-contrast abbreviated MRI detected hepatocellular carcinoma in cirrhotic patients far better than ultrasound, with most MRI-detected tumors found at an early, potentially curable stage.
The Translational Liver Cancer Consortium proposes a structured framework for developing and validating risk models to optimize HCC surveillance, addressing gaps in current clinical guidelines.
Emerging H3N2 subclade K has driven increased influenza activity abroad and may seed the 2025–26 northern hemisphere season. Surveillance gaps complicate risk assessment; vaccination and early antiviral use remain central clinical strategie
A retrospective cohort study demonstrates that implementation of KP-SUNTRAC increases targeted skin cancer screening and detection among high-risk solid organ transplant recipients without increasing health care utilization.
