Oncologists and researchers increasingly focus on how to predict, treat and monitor for cardiovascular problems that develop before and after treatment. PETER WOLF FIRST NOTICED an unusual sound in his chest in the spring of 2018. When he inhaled, especially after he exercised, he heard a distinct “gurgling”—like air pushing through fluids. It wasn’t painful, but […]
Shorter courses of more intense radiation therapy mean fewer visits and less cost for patients. Studies show abbreviated treatments are just as effective as longer courses. ONE MORNING AS SHE DRESSED FOR WORK in July 2017, Tiffany Fagnani’s eye began to twitch. Then her arm began to twitch too. Fagnani, then 36, was working as a
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Research findings could help improve personalized treatments for lung cancer patients. ALL CANCEROUS TUMORS contain cells that divide rapidly. There are many genetic mutations and proteins that can cause tumor cells to grow uncontrollably. A recent study suggests there are racial differences in tumor biology—a finding that might help scientists develop better personalized cancer treatments. The
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