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nd engaging stories about people who are surviving—and thriving—with cancer. Published by the American Association for Cancer Research — an organization that has been dedicated to preventing and curing cancer for more than 100 years—you can rely on Cancer Today to deliver the most up-to-date and authoritative advice to help you navigate your cancer journey, from diagnosis through treatment and beyond.

Aurora Lucas shares usual stuff—dogs, sunsets, selfies—alongside some not-so-usual-stuff like PET scans and neuropathy. ...
15/09/2025

Aurora Lucas shares usual stuff—dogs, sunsets, selfies—alongside some not-so-usual-stuff like PET scans and neuropathy. Learn how she is using social media to highlight the needs of young adult cancer survivors like herself. https://brnw.ch/21wVMzG

As her daughter went through cancer treatment, Saphrona McLennon had a motto: Make every moment count. After her daughte...
14/09/2025

As her daughter went through cancer treatment, Saphrona McLennon had a motto: Make every moment count. After her daughter's passing, McLennon started a nonprofit to help the families of other pediatric cancer patients enjoy time together during treatment. https://brnw.ch/21wVKg7

In his latest column, Cancer Today Editor-In-Chief William G. Nelson, MD, PhD, looks at how a greater understanding of t...
13/09/2025

In his latest column, Cancer Today Editor-In-Chief William G. Nelson, MD, PhD, looks at how a greater understanding of the role of fallopian tubes in the development of ovarian cancer has led to a potential approach to prevention. https://brnw.ch/21wVJHl

A targeted therapy-chemotherapy combo leads to longer survival in EGFR-positive lung cancer, the FDA approves a chemothe...
12/09/2025

A targeted therapy-chemotherapy combo leads to longer survival in EGFR-positive lung cancer, the FDA approves a chemotherapy-releasing device for bladder cancer, and more from the Week in Cancer News. https://brnw.ch/21wVItz

In print and online today, our fall issue features new stories on identifying chemo brain, treatments that are changing ...
11/09/2025

In print and online today, our fall issue features new stories on identifying chemo brain, treatments that are changing how breast cancer is classified, and more. https://brnw.ch/21wVGe1

When colorectal cancer screenings flag abnormal results, people are supposed to get a follow-up colonoscopy. Recent stud...
11/09/2025

When colorectal cancer screenings flag abnormal results, people are supposed to get a follow-up colonoscopy. Recent studies found that less than half of people with those results do so. https://brnw.ch/21wVFyx

For Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, we're revisiting our story on PSMA-targeted therapy, a novel approach to treatment ...
08/09/2025

For Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, we're revisiting our story on PSMA-targeted therapy, a novel approach to treatment and a potential option for men who have progressed on other treatments. https://brnw.ch/21wVzKM

Could CAR T cells change brain cancer treatment? Promising results from early trials could signal a new approach to trea...
07/09/2025

Could CAR T cells change brain cancer treatment? Promising results from early trials could signal a new approach to treating DIPG and other brain tumors. https://brnw.ch/21wVxDm

This week in cancer news: Rise in prostate cancer cases prompts questions about screening recommendations, researchers s...
05/09/2025

This week in cancer news: Rise in prostate cancer cases prompts questions about screening recommendations, researchers say the federal government won't publish report on alcohol and health, and more. https://brnw.ch/21wVvSA

When is a complete response truly complete? Results from a study presented at the American Association for Cancer Resear...
04/09/2025

When is a complete response truly complete? Results from a study presented at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting in April suggest that some early-stage patients with a complete response to immunotherapy may not need to get surgery. https://brnw.ch/21wVtW0

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