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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.

Purple ribbon symbolizing cancer survivorship, overlaid on a world map with bold text reading “National Cancer Survivors Day 2025.
Health Equity

National Cancer Survivors Day 2025: Stories, Support, and What Comes Next

By The Cancer News Team

Celebrating resilience, this article explores the stories, support systems, and survivorship challenges faced by millions on National Cancer Survivors Day 2025.

3D medical illustration showing advanced prostate cancer spreading from the prostate to nearby tissue.
Health Equity

President Joe Biden’s Prostate Cancer Diagnosis: Can It Be Cured?

By Dr. Jordan Ciuro

Dr. Jordan Ciuro explores President Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis, the evolving role of screening, and the latest immunotherapy options in prostate cancer care.

Panel of health experts, including Dr. Binay Shah, discussing health insurance reform and cancer care access in Nepal during a Binaytara-led policy dialogue.
Health Policy

Binaytara Nepal Healthcare Policy Debate

By The Cancer News Team

This article recaps a 2025 advocacy dialogue led by Binaytara and Dr. Binay Shah to reform Nepal’s health insurance system and expand access to cancer care.

Medical illustration of a chest scan showing tumors in the lungs, highlighting the importance of early lung cancer detection.
Health Equity

Understanding the Lung Cancer Screening Guidelines

By Dr. Jeffrey Velotta

This article explains the 2023 lung cancer screening guidelines, their impact on early detection, and how current policies contribute to ongoing cancer disparities.

Melanoma Monday 2025 graphic highlighting skin cancer prevention and awareness with a black ribbon symbol.
Perspectives

Melanoma Monday 2025: On Skin Cancer Prevention & Awareness

By The Cancer News Team

This article spotlights Melanoma Monday 2025 with expert insights from Dr. Shailender Bhatia on melanoma prevention, early detection, and treatment advancements.

Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month graphic with a purple ribbon and global map background, highlighting the importance of addressing cancer health disparities through prevention, biomarkers, and global health awareness.
Health Equity

Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month: Symptoms, Risks & Prevention

By The Cancer News Team

This article highlights Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month with expert insights, global health disparities, biomarkers, and strategies for prevention, detection, and treatment.

A cancer cell and DNA strand with the text "Implementation science in cancer: where are we today?"—highlighting global oncology, cancer research, and disparities.
Perspectives

Implementation Science In Cancer: Where Are We Today?

By The Cancer News Team

This article explores implementation science in cancer care, with insights from Fred Hutch’s Dr. Mazyar Shadman and the efforts of Binaytara and Dr. Binay Shah to reduce cancer disparities in LMICs.

Women in a rural LMIC clinic receiving healthcare services, highlighting the importance of breast and cervical cancer screenings despite stigma.
Health Equity

Cancer Stigmas: The Invisible Barrier to Cancer Treatment in LMICs

By Binaytara Team

Cancer stigma in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) hinders timely cancer screenings and treatments, especially for breast and cervical cancer, contributing to rising mortality.

FDA Approved label on a blue background representing the March 2025 approval of durvalumab for muscle-invasive bladder cancer
Research

FDA Approves Durvalumab For Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer

By The Cancer News Team

FDA approves durvalumab with chemotherapy as neoadjuvant and adjuvant treatment for muscle-invasive bladder cancer, showing improved survival in the NIAGARA trial.

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