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Research

New Biomarkers Predict Chemotherapy Resistance Across Multiple Cancer Types

By The Cancer News Team

New research identifies chromosomal instability (CIN) biomarkers that predict chemotherapy resistance across multiple cancer types, offering a breakthrough in precision oncology.

FDA approval announcement for dordaviprone to treat H3 K27M-mutant diffuse midline glioma
Research

FDA Grants Accelerated Approval to Dordaviprone for Diffuse Midline Glioma

By Prakash Ambady, MD

FDA grants accelerated approval to dordaviprone, the first systemic therapy for diffuse midline glioma with an H3 K27M mutation, offering new hope for patients after progression on prior treatment.

Illustration of lungs with awareness ribbon and pulmonary anatomy for World Lung Cancer Day 2025
Cancer Education

Lung Cancer Prevention Strategies and Latest Therapies: World Lung Cancer Day Awareness 2025

By The Cancer News Team

Explore lung cancer prevention strategies, cutting-edge therapies, and expert insights from leading oncologists as we mark World Lung Cancer Day 2025.

A supportive hand rests on a patient’s arm in a hospital bed, representing compassionate palliative care.
Cancer Education

Is Choosing Palliative Care Giving Up?

By Matthew Meranda, DO

Palliative care isn’t giving up—it’s a compassionate, patient-centered specialty focused on improving quality of life for those facing serious illness.

A cancer patient smiles and holds hands with a healthcare provider during treatment, illustrating the importance of participation in clinical trials.
Health Equity

Actor Robert Lowe Advocates for Increased Patient Participation in Cancer Clinical Trials

By The Cancer News Team

Actor Rob Lowe partners with Eli Lilly to raise awareness about cancer clinical trials, sharing a personal story of loss and hope to encourage patient advocacy and informed participation.

A gloved medical provider prepares a cervical screening sample in a clinical setting as a woman waits.
Health Equity

New Study Shows At-Home Cervical Cancer Screening Kits Outperform Office-Based Approach in Under-Resourced Health Care Setting

By The Cancer News Team

A landmark clinical trial shows mailed at-home cervical cancer screening kits significantly boost participation among underserved groups, addressing cancer health disparities and advancing global cervical cancer prevention efforts.

Researcher using pipette in a cancer diagnostics lab, representing oncology innovations in 2025
Resources for Cancer Patients

Top Oncology Innovations That Shaped the First Half of 2025

By Aishat Motolani, PhD

Breakthroughs in precision medicine, AI, and immunotherapy are redefining cancer care in 2025, offering new hope and improved outcomes for patients.

3D illustration of immune cells interacting with therapeutic nanoparticles in a blue microscopic environment
Research

Breakthrough Study Shows CAR T Cells Can Be Generated Inside The Body

By The Cancer News Team

Researchers have developed a new method for generating CAR T cells inside the body using targeted lipid nanoparticles, potentially eliminating barriers that contribute to cancer health disparities.

A cancer patient in a hospital gown sitting in a wheelchair, looking solemn in a dim hallway
Health Equity

Patients Over Politics: Why HHS Cuts Put Your Cancer Care at Risk

By Binay Shah, MD

Dr. Binay Shah warns that deep HHS cuts will devastate cancer research, delay treatments, and widen disparities in care across underserved communities.

A colorful pile of candy-coated treats made with synthetic food dyes
Cancer Education

What The FDA’s Crackdown On Synthetic Food Dyes Could Mean For Cancer Prevention

By The Cancer News Team

The FDA’s decision to phase out synthetic food dyes could significantly reduce cancer risk by eliminating petroleum-based additives linked to DNA damage and tumor growth.

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