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What Is MRD Testing and Why Does It Matter?

What Is MRD Testing and Why Does It Matter?

MRD testing, which stands for measurable or minimal residual disease testing, is a very sensitive test that looks for the handful of cancer cells, or the traces of tumor DNA in the blood, that can still be around after treatment. We’re talking about amounts so...
Can Wearables Detect Cancer Treatment Side Effects Early?

Can Wearables Detect Cancer Treatment Side Effects Early?

Yes. A watch or ring that tracks heart rate, temperature, sleep and daily steps notices slow changes that a patient might not feel yet. A resting heart rate that creeps up for a few days. Sleep that falls apart. Steps that quietly halve. Any of those can be an early...
PIPAC vs HIPEC: What’s the Difference?

PIPAC vs HIPEC: What’s the Difference?

PIPAC and HIPEC both put chemotherapy straight into the abdomen instead of sending it through the blood, but they’re very different treatments. HIPEC is a major operation: surgeons remove the visible tumor, then bathe the abdomen in heated chemo, mostly aiming at...
Can the HPV Vaccine Prevent Cervical Cancer?

Can the HPV Vaccine Prevent Cervical Cancer?

Yes, the HPV vaccine can prevent cervical cancer. It blocks the high-risk HPV infections that, left alone for years, turn normal cervical cells into cancer. In a large Swedish study, girls vaccinated before 17 had an 88% lower risk of cervical cancer. It isn’t a...
Can Targeted Therapy Replace Chemo in ER+ Breast Cancer?

Can Targeted Therapy Replace Chemo in ER+ Breast Cancer?

Yes, targeted therapy can often replace or delay chemotherapy in ER-positive breast cancer. For many patients with hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative disease, hormone therapy paired with a CDK4/6 inhibitor like palbociclib, ribociclib or abemaciclib is now the...