Cancer Health Treatment Update

Movement Is Medicine for People With Cancer

Colon cancer patients assigned to a structured exercise program had a 28% lower risk of cancer recurrence and a 37% reduction in deaths. Physical activity doesn’t replace medical therapies, but it could help them work better.

Itovebi Combo Extends Survival, Delays Chemotherapy for Some Patients With Advanced Breast Cancer

Adding inavolisib to palbociclib and fulvestrant improved overall survival for people with previously treated PIK3CA-mutated HR-positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer.

Adding Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor to Standard Chemotherapy Regimen Improves Outcomes in Stage III Colon Cancer

Tecentriq plus FOLFOX chemotherapy after surgery reduced the risk of cancer recurrence or death by 50%.

Medical Debt Associated With Delays in Cancer Treatment Among Newly Diagnosed

People in counties with a higher share of medical debt in collections took longer to start treatment, American Cancer Society study finds.

News From the ASCO Annual Meeting

Reports on cancer prevention, care and treatment from the American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting in Chicago.

Cancer Health Spring 2025

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Budget Request Would Stunt U.S. Cancer Research and Risk Future Advances in Cancer Care

The American Society of Clinical Oncology maintains that federally funded cancer research is the single best investment our country has ever made.

RFK Jr. Says Healthy Pregnant Women Donât Need COVID Boosters. What the Science Says.

Pregnant women who contract COVID-19 are more likely to become severely ill and to be hospitalized than women who aren’t pregnant.

Newsfeed

Why Are Asian Populations at Higher Risk for Stomach Cancer?

Study Unveils Potential Therapeutic Pathways for Aggressive Pediatric Brain Tumor

Senators Introduce Cure Hepatitis C Act to Increase Access to Treatment

Medical Debt Associated With Delays in Cancer Treatment Among Newly Diagnosed

Blog: National Cancer Institute

As Rates of Some Cancers Increase in Younger People, Researchers Search for Answers

Rapid Genetic Test Could Help Guide Brain Cancer Surgery

Will This Cancer Metastasize? Check Its âStickinessâ

FDA Approval Likely to Change Initial Treatment for Some People with Advanced Colorectal Cancer

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