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Dr. L. Christine Fang on Modern De-Escalation in Breast Cancer Radiation Therapy
Cancer Education · Research

Dr. L. Christine Fang on Modern De-Escalation in Breast Cancer Radiation Therapy

By The Cancer News Team

Dr. L. Christine Fang reviews modern de-escalation strategies in breast cancer radiation therapy, including hypofractionation, partial breast irradiation, and radiation omission for selected patients.

Dr. Brie Chun on Who Really Needs More Adjuvant Therapy in Early-Stage Breast Cancer?
Cancer Education · Research

Dr. Brie Chun on Who Really Needs More Adjuvant Therapy in Early-Stage Breast Cancer?

By The Cancer News Team

Dr. Brie Chun reviews long-term SOFT and TEXT trial data to clarify which premenopausal patients with early-stage hormone receptor–positive breast cancer benefit most from ovarian function suppression.

Stanford Clinicians on How Radiologists, Surgeons, and Pathologists Advance Precision Oncology
Cancer Education · Research

Stanford Clinicians on How Radiologists, Surgeons, and Pathologists Advance Precision Oncology

By The Cancer News Team

Stanford Medicine experts discuss how radiology, surgery, and pathology inform precision oncology, highlighting imaging phenotypes, treatment response assessment, and opportunities for surgical de-escalation in breast cancer care.

Dr. Stephen B. Gruber on Germline Genetic Testing in Cancer Treatment
Cancer Education · Research

Dr. Stephen B. Gruber on Germline Genetic Testing in Cancer Treatment

By The Cancer News Team

Dr. Stephen B. Gruber discusses how germline genetic testing shapes cancer therapy selection, reveals gaps in current guidelines, and presents INSPIRE study data supporting universal access to comprehensive genetic testing.

Attorney Henry T. Greely on Navigating Ethical Challenges in Precision Oncology
Cancer Education · Health Policy · Health Equity

Attorney Henry T. Greely on Navigating Ethical Challenges in Precision Oncology

By The Cancer News Team

A multidisciplinary panel led by Stanford ethicist Henry T. Greely, JD, examines the ethical challenges of precision oncology, including informed consent, access disparities, privacy concerns, and real-world clinical decision-making.

Liquid Biopsy in Oncology: What Clinicians Are Actually Saying
Cancer Education · Research

Liquid Biopsy in Oncology: What Clinicians Are Actually Saying

By The Cancer News Team

A multidisciplinary panel of oncology experts discusses real-world use of liquid biopsy, comparing it with tissue biopsy and exploring clonal hematopoiesis, tumor-informed assays, minimal residual disease testing, and circulating tumor DNA.

Highlights of ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancer Symposium 2026: From Bench to Bedside
Research · Perspectives · Cancer Education

Highlights of ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancer Symposium 2026: From Bench to Bedside

By Dr. Meghana Singh; Ibrahim Halil Sahin, MD

Key clinical trial highlights from ASCO GI 2026, covering practice-changing data in gastric, colorectal, pancreatic, and liver cancers, including HERIZON GEA-01, ILLUSTRO, COMMIT II, and BREAKWATER.

Dr. Matthew H. Schwede’s Insights on Advances in Cellular Therapy
Cancer Education · Research

Dr. Matthew H. Schwede’s Insights on Advances in Cellular Therapy

By The Cancer News Team

An expert overview of key advances in cellular therapy presented by Dr. Matthew H. Schwede at the Best of Hematology & Breast Cancer 2026 conference, focusing on CAR T innovation, rapid manufacturing, in vivo approaches, and emerging treatment strategies.

What Are Doctors Saying About Cancer Prevention? Insights from Leading Oncologists
Cancer Education · Research

What Are Doctors Saying About Cancer Prevention? Insights from Leading Oncologists

By The Cancer News Team

Leading oncologists discuss evidence-based cancer prevention strategies, treatment-related weight gain, and major gaps in survivorship care, based on insights shared at a major oncology conference.

Dr. Bart L Scott on Treatment Approaches in Newly Diagnosed Acute Myeloid Leukemia
Cancer Education · Research

Dr. Bart L Scott on Treatment Approaches in Newly Diagnosed Acute Myeloid Leukemia

By The Cancer News Team

Summary of Dr. Bart L. Scott’s presentation on first-line treatment strategies for newly diagnosed acute myeloid leukemia, highlighting azacitidine–venetoclax, the Paradigm trial, and patient-centered decision-making.

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