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期刊名:American society of clinical oncology educational book / asco. american society of clinical oncolog

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Anita Turk,Sebastián Mondaca,Bruno Nervi et al. Anita Turk et al.
The rising incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer (EOCRC) presents a growing challenge to traditional approaches in screening, treatment, and survivorship. EOCRC is increasingly recognized as a biologically distinct entity, driven by co...
Alexis LeVee,Alana Deutsh,Ethan S Lindgren et al. Alexis LeVee et al.
With the rapid introduction of novel breast cancer therapies, recognizing and managing side effects is essential to maintain adherence and improve outcomes. As novel oral endocrine therapies and combination strategies including targeted age...
Donald P Lawrence,Susan Swetter,Meredith McKean Donald P Lawrence
New technologies and innovations are changing the future of melanoma care. Teledermatology and skin screening mobile apps aided by artificial intelligence (AI) diagnostic support could assist in closing disparity gaps in melanoma early dete...
Krisstina Gowin,Eugene R Ahn,Ana Maria Lopez Krisstina Gowin
Cancer care is rapidly changing. Advances in treatments therapeutics, such as gene and immunotherapies, have revolutionized patient outcomes and given new hope to survivors and cosurvivors. Despite these advances, disease- and treatment-rel...
Icro Meattini,Ana Tecic Vuger,Carlotta Becherini et al. Icro Meattini et al.
The excellent cure rates documented in clinical trials today constitute a very high bar for attempts to de-escalate therapy for early-stage breast cancer (EBC). Moreover, any therapy de-escalation must be made in the context of an optimal m...
Jimmitti Teysir,Maxwell R Lloyd,Samer Alkassis et al. Jimmitti Teysir et al.
CDK 4/6 inhibitors (CDK4/6i) remain part of the standard first-line treatment for patients with hormone receptor-positive metastatic breast cancer, offering demonstrable improvements in both progression-free survival and overall survival. H...
Regina Barragan-Carillo,Fredrick Chite Asirwa,Rodrigo Dienstmann et al. Regina Barragan-Carillo et al.
Global cancer incidence is projected to rise dramatically, with over 35 million new cases anticipated by 2050, disproportionately affecting low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) where up to 70% of cancer deaths are expected to occur. Thi...