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期刊名:Cancer journal

缩写:CANCER J

ISSN:1528-9117

e-ISSN:1540-336X

IF/分区:2.2/Q3

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Clinical Trial Case Reports Meta-Analysis RCT Review Systematic Review
Classical Article Case Reports Clinical Study Clinical Trial Clinical Trial Protocol Comment Comparative Study Editorial Guideline Letter Meta-Analysis Multicenter Study Observational Study Randomized Controlled Trial Review Systematic Review
Urmila Kulkarni Kale,Gorkey Vemulapalli Urmila Kulkarni Kale
Cancer cases are projected to hit 35 million worldwide by 2050, posing a significant burden on health care systems. The cancer care continuum has evolved to precision medicine practices, provisioning personalized treatments based on multimo...
Elyssa N Kim,Krisstina Gowin,Anne Reb et al. Elyssa N Kim et al.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming medical care, including in oncology, offering promising avenues for enhancing supportive care and symptom management. This review synthesizes current research on AI applications in this c...
Dipesh Niraula,Monique O Shotande,Issam El Naqa Dipesh Niraula
Generative artificial intelligence (Gen-AI) powered technologies are increasingly integrated across virtually all fields, including oncology, poised to fundamentally transform human-machine interaction (HMI). In biomedicine and oncology, Ge...
Dan Mapes Dan Mapes
A new branch of artificial intelligence called Active Inference AI is changing the very foundations of how medical knowledge is created, applied, and taught. And this new AI is combining with an entirely new evolution of the Internet, calle...
Jennifer H Benbow,Edward S Kim Jennifer H Benbow
Artificial intelligence (AI) is working toward the reality of speeding up oncology drug development, offering the ability to cut years off the pipeline while maintaining patient safety and personalized care. Machine learning (ML) models ana...
Shannon Bertagnoli,Ann Shastay,Rita K Jew Shannon Bertagnoli
The continuing crisis with drug shortages and supply chain disruptions results in ongoing patient safety and financial concerns. The Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) and ECRI conducted a survey from June 29, 2023, to July 27, ...
Kenneth Komorny Kenneth Komorny
Shortages of oncology medications have unique complications for dedicated cancer centers and comprehensive cancer centers. Mitigation solutions for medication shortages at these types of health systems can help extend supply and decrease ex...
Laura Bray Laura Bray
Drug shortages continue to pose a serious threat to health care systems worldwide, often depriving patients of essential, life-saving medications. This article presents the patient perspective on drug shortages through the work of Laura Bra...
Emeka E Duru,Kwame Kissi-Twum,Kenechukwu C Ben-Umeh et al. Emeka E Duru et al.
Persistent shortages of essential medicines in the United States, especially generic oncology drugs, continue to compromise timely cancer care and patient safety. The presence of multiple high-level reports from federal agencies and industr...