Free Lung Cancer Screening Findings Support Continual Screenings in High-Risk Populations
A free lung cancer screening program in Augusta, Georgia, found more than double the lung cancer rate of previous screenings.
All articles by Tiffany Garbutt, PhD
Parental Self-persuasion in Low-Income Groups Improves HPV Vaccination Rates
Self-persuasion is more effective than external persuasion for motivating low-income parents to vaccinate their children against HPV.
ONS Partners with ASCO CancerLinQ to Launch CancerLinQ® Ambassadors Program
CancerLinQ® Ambassadors Program is launched to provide support and guidance to practices participating in CancerLinQ®.
Characteristics of Clinical Trials and Barriers to Patient Enrollment Identified
Study identifies characteristics of clinical trials and barriers to patient accrual.
Lifestyle Choices Have Greater Influence on Colon and Rectal Cancer Risk
Predictive risk model shows that lifestyle choices have a greater influence on risk for colorectal cancer than does genetic factors.
Kidney Cancer Metastases in Lung May Hide Undiagnosed Primary Lung Cancer
Patients with metastatic kidney cancer may also have an primary lung cancer that has gone gone undiagnosed.
Fluciclovine PET/CT Improves Targeted Radiation Treatment of Recurrent Prostate Cancer
F-18-fluciclovine PET helps detect and localize recurrent prostate cancer allowing for individualized, targeted therapy.
Everolimus Found to Improve Chemotherapy-Induced Infertility in Preclinical Research
A study using a mouse model to investigate the effect of adding everolimus to cyclophosphamide to slow tumor growth found the drug also preserves fertility.
Cabozantinib Activates Innate Immune Response, Eliminating Prostate Cancer
Cabozantinib activated innate immunity and completely eradicated prostate cancer in a study using a mouse model.
Directly Informing Patients of Breast Cancer Risk, Options Improves Follow-Up Screening
Follow-up MRI screening in women at high risk of breast cancer was improved when patients were informed directly of their potential risks and options.
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