Access to care, eliminating disparities and expanding quality care are the top three things leaders want changed about cancer care.
Author: Mariah Taylor
Minneapolis-based Allina Health Cancer Institute is launching a first-of-its-kind clinical trial using artificial intelligence and a simple blood draw to find and diagnose cancer.
A study found oncologists who receive industry payments might be more likely to provide non-recommended and low-value treatment to cancer patients.
Sixteen hospitals and health systems have been recognized for excellence in oncology by patients and providers, according to the WebMD Choice Awards.
About 60% of newly diagnosed cancer patients made at least one visit to the emergency department for symptoms, but only half of those resulted in hospitalization, a UT Southwestern's Simmons Cancer Center study found.
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About 52% of oncologists reported experiencing burnout, according to a 2023 Medscape report.
A recent study reduced the risk of disease progression or death by 55% in bladder cancer patients with a new combination of drugs, CNN reported Oct. 22.
A study from Boston-based Mass General Cancer Center found carcinogens can increase cancer cells' susceptibility to immune attack.
Here are nine systems and organizations developing artificial intelligence models to find and treat cancer faster:
Julie Gralow, MD, was named Woman Oncologist of the Year by Women Leaders in Oncology.