Most patients undergoing anticancer chemotherapy or radiation therapy will experience treatment-induced nausea and vomiting. But key gaps remain in our understanding of how best to prevent and treat this debilitating adverse effect, leading to inconsistencies among clinical antiemetic guidelines. The available evidence for how best to prevent and manage nausea and vomiting during and following…
[Cancer Management and Research] Researchers report on the efficacy of palliative CSI in alleviating neurologic symptoms or delaying neurologic deterioration in patients with leptomeningeal carcinomatosis.
Knowledge, confidence, and skills related to managing complex cancer pain were improved with a 7-module, online APAM program.
A randomized study sought to determine if an Internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy program focused on managing treatment-induced menopausal symptoms has the potential to help breast cancer survivors adhere to long-term endocrine therapy.
Researchers report that diversity in PROM systems leads to inconsistent results across a selection of 41 such systems, despite being able to identify their common features.
This study sought to determine the noninferiority of 2 hours of cryotherapy vs standard 7 hours prior to high-dose melphalan before autologous HSCT.
Study sought to determine the degree of accuracy between patients’ reports and clinicians’ interpretation of CIPN symptoms.
A patient case illustrates the need for high suspicion of GI perforation and patient education on symptoms of potential adverse effects in certain patients with gastrointestinal lymphoma.
Transplanting fecal bacteria from healthy donors might prove to be effective in resolving cancer immunotherapy-triggered colitis, a pair of case reports has suggested.
Younger age at diagnosis and delayed childbearing are reprioritizing fertility-preserving treatment options.
