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A new scientific study has demonstrated transplant success for a wider group of blood cancer patients when an exact match is unavailable.
Medical oncologist Linda Bosserman, MD, PhD, weighs in on the safety of hormone replacement therapy for women.
Artificial intelligence has been integrated into multiple aspects of our lives—from helping with everyday tasks to diagnosing and treating disease, including cancer.
Not on the World Health Organization's list of current or potential vaccines is one that prevents all cancers.
Using a refillable pump, hepatic artery infusion therapy feeds chemotherapy directly to tumors in patients with advanced colorectal cancer that has spread to the liver.
City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago Gynecologic Oncologist Barbara Buttin, MD, explains advantages of this treatment for this underserved population
When drug patents expire, competitors are able to start producing generic or biosimilar versions that are often less expensive.
About 25 percent of the blood donated in the United States is used in cancer care.
Clinical trials have shown TIL therapy may shrink or eradicate some tumors and stop tumor growth.
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