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Belzutifan in 2026: Three Phase 3 Trials, Two Likely Approvals, and One Negative Surprise
Research · Perspectives

Belzutifan in 2026: Three Phase 3 Trials, Two Likely Approvals, and One Negative Surprise

By Scott Tykodi, MD, PhD

Three Phase 3 trials of belzutifan in clear cell RCC reported in 2026: two positive results poised for FDA approval, and one frontline surprise that leaves the current standard of care intact.

Ten Years of CAR-T, and Ten More to Come: A Measured Look at What the Next Decade Will Bring
Perspectives · Research

Ten Years of CAR-T, and Ten More to Come: A Measured Look at What the Next Decade Will Bring

By Sattva S. Neelapu, MD

A CAR-T cell therapy pioneer reflects on a decade of progress and offers measured predictions for 2036—from frontline use and dual-target CARs to in vivo delivery and beyond oncology.

CAR-T Cell Therapy in Follicular Lymphoma and CLL: Identifying the High-Risk Patients Who Need It Most
Cancer Education · Research

CAR-T Cell Therapy in Follicular Lymphoma and CLL: Identifying the High-Risk Patients Who Need It Most

By Bradley W. Christensen, MD

Expert commentary on CAR-T therapy for follicular lymphoma and CLL, focusing on POD24 patients, FLIPI-2 risk, bispecific antibodies, and emerging treatment strategies.

The Hidden Barrier to Precision Oncology: How Insurance Policies Delay Access to Genomic Testing
Cancer Education · Research

The Hidden Barrier to Precision Oncology: How Insurance Policies Delay Access to Genomic Testing

By Ira Klein, MBA, MD, FACP

Dr. Ira Klein explores how outdated insurance policies, prior authorization burdens, and administrative barriers delay equitable access to precision oncology testing.

AI in Breast Diagnostics: Why What We Do With the Tool Matters More Than the Tool Itself
Research · Cancer Education · Perspectives

AI in Breast Diagnostics: Why What We Do With the Tool Matters More Than the Tool Itself

By Benjamin O. Anderson, MD, FACS

Dr. Benjamin O. Anderson explores the promise and limitations of AI in breast diagnostics, emphasizing that patient navigation, infrastructure, and access to care matter more than technology alone.

The Immunotherapy Landscape in Colorectal Cancer: Where We Stand and Where We're Headed
Cancer Education · Research

The Immunotherapy Landscape in Colorectal Cancer: Where We Stand and Where We're Headed

By Ibrahim Halil Sahin, MD

Expert commentary on the evolving role of immunotherapy in colorectal cancer, including MSI-H breakthroughs, MSS challenges, biomarker-driven treatment, and emerging clinical trial strategies.

CAR-T Cell Therapy in Aggressive Lymphoma: Navigating Standard-of-Care Products, Sequencing Strategies, and the Road to Frontline Use
Cancer Education · Research

CAR-T Cell Therapy in Aggressive Lymphoma: Navigating Standard-of-Care Products, Sequencing Strategies, and the Road to Frontline Use

By Elif Yilmaz, MD

Expert commentary on CAR-T cell therapy in aggressive lymphoma, including DLBCL and mantle cell lymphoma, with insights on product selection, toxicity, sequencing strategies, and frontline applications.

Cancer patient sitting on hospital bed, representing the uncertainty around ivermectin in cancer care
Research

2026 Updates: What Cancer Doctors Are Saying About Ivermectin and Cancer Treatment

By The Cancer News Team

Oncologists explain why ivermectin is not a proven cancer treatment, summarizing current evidence, ongoing trials in TNBC, and how clinicians address patient misinformation.

Building CAR-T Access Where Patients Live: Lessons from a Hybrid Community-Academic Cancer Center
Cancer Education · Research

Building CAR-T Access Where Patients Live: Lessons from a Hybrid Community-Academic Cancer Center

By Swathi Namburi, MD

Dr. Swathi Namburi discusses how hybrid community-academic cancer centers can expand CAR-T access through clinical trials, telehealth, hub-and-spoke care models, and community-based delivery.

Interpreting Bladder Cancer Abstracts at GU ASCO 2026 for Real-World Practice
Perspectives · Research

Interpreting Bladder Cancer Abstracts at GU ASCO 2026 for Real-World Practice

By Jason Brown, MD, PhD

Expert commentary from a genitourinary oncologist on top research from ASCO Genitourinary Cancers Symposium

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