Thursday, December 11, 2025

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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.

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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.

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Health Equity

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

By Dr. Binay Shah

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

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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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Cancer Education

Best of ASCO Seattle 2025: Key Hematologic Cancer Updates on Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Leukemia

By The Cancer News Team

Binaytara’s Best of ASCO Seattle 2025 highlighted the latest updates in hematologic malignancies, including new therapies for leukemia and myelodysplastic syndromes.

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Health Equity

What to Know About Glioblastoma Awareness Day 2025

By The Cancer News Team

Explore the latest advancements in glioblastoma treatment, including immunotherapy, and raise awareness for Glioblastoma Awareness Day 2025.

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Health Equity

The American Cancer Society Launches the VOICES of Black Women Cohort Study

By Matthew Meranda, DO

Exploring how the VOICES of Black Women cohort study aims to uncover the drivers of cancer disparities in breast cancer, lung cancer, cervical cancer, and other malignancies affecting African American women.

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Research

Can Exercise Save Lives After Colon Cancer? New Study Suggests It Might

By The Cancer News Team

A landmark phase 3 trial shows structured exercise after chemotherapy significantly improves survival and reduces recurrence in colon cancer patients.

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Health Equity

What is Cancer Immunotherapy? Complete Guide for Cancer Immunotherapy Month 2025

By The Cancer News Team

This complete guide to cancer immunotherapy explains its breakthroughs, treatment types, and the urgent need to address cancer health disparities.

Centering Cancer Patients’ Voices in Global Health Advocacy
Health Equity

Centering Cancer Patients’ Voices in Global Health Advocacy

By Sujata Ojha, MD

Centering patient voices in global oncology, Dr. Sujata Ojha explores how equitable cancer care depends on grassroots advocacy and inclusive health systems.

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