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The Cancer News
Oct 10, 2026 from The Cancer News

PD-L1 Alone Isn't Enough, and Neither Is TMB: What Would a Real Immunotherapy Biomarker Look Like?

Explore immunotherapy biomarker updates: PD-L1 limits, TMB CheckMate 227 trials, HLA and ctDNA models, and prospective machine-learning scores.

The Cancer News
Oct 09, 2026 from The Cancer News

Two Advances Are Reshaping Bladder Cancer Care Before and After Surgery

Explore muscle-invasive bladder cancer updates: perioperative EV-Pembro approval, KEYNOTE-B15 data, and IMvigor011 ctDNA-guided adjuvant therapy.

Your Local Epidemiologist
Oct 09, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

The revolutionary art of fixing the thing people are complaining about

Project Stethoscope, potholes, and everything in between

The Cancer News
Oct 07, 2026 from The Cancer News

Surgery or Radiation for Stage III Lung Cancer? The Better Question Is Not Which, But When Do We Decide

Explore Stage III NSCLC updates: PACIFIC durvalumab data, neoadjuvant chemo-immunotherapy conversion rates, and multidisciplinary surgical timing.

The Cancer News
Oct 07, 2026 from The Cancer News

ER-Positive Breast Cancer in 2026: New Oral Endocrine Agents and the Case for ctDNA-Guided Switching

Explore ER+ breast cancer updates: lidERA giredestrant data, vepdegestrant PROTAC approvals, and SERENA-6 ctDNA-guided treatment switching.

The Cancer News
Oct 07, 2026 from The Cancer News

A Rare Liver Cancer in a Young Woman Underscores the Need for More Options

Explore fibrolamellar carcinoma updates: DNAJB1-PRKACA fusion insights, STRIDE regimen challenges, and gemcitabine-oxaliplatin plus lenvatinib care.

Your Local Epidemiologist
Oct 07, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

Top 8 questions about the “plague” situation

Well, “the plague” is trending on almost all social media channels now.

Your Local Epidemiologist
Oct 06, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

Plague in Russia? Plus flu, common cold, a new opioid, and good news

The Dose (October 6)

The Cancer News
Oct 05, 2026 from The Cancer News

Targeting Endocrine Resistance: New Sequencing Strategies in Metastatic Breast Cancer

Explore metastatic breast cancer updates: ESR1 oral SERDs, vepdegestrant PROTAC data, PI3K/AKT inhibitors, and ctDNA-guided early switching.

The Cancer News
Oct 05, 2026 from The Cancer News

Combining Immunotherapy With Local Treatment Advances Liver Cancer Care, While a Provocative New Question Emerges About Diabetes Drugs

Explore liver cancer updates: EMERALD-3 TACE plus STRIDE data, TARE practice patterns, and GLP-1 receptor agonist signals in solid tumor control.

The Cancer News
Oct 01, 2026 from The Cancer News

Advances in the Management of Lung Cancer in 2025 and 2026

Explore key advances in SCLC and NSCLC management, including drug approvals, bispecific T-cell engagers, antibody-drug conjugates, and targeted therapies.

Your Local Epidemiologist
Oct 01, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

YLE Northeast coming soon!

Big news

The Cancer News
Sep 30, 2026 from The Cancer News

Leptomeningeal Disease Is Becoming More Common, and Also More Treatable

Explore leptomeningeal disease updates: EGFR/ALK targeted therapies, NCCN CSF ctDNA testing guidelines, and proton craniospinal irradiation.

Your Local Epidemiologist
Sep 30, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

When “DEI” research is cut, what happens to community health?

Health equity is caught in the crossfire

Your Local Epidemiologist
Sep 29, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

Flu is here early. Plus Covid, mosquitoes, and more.

The Dose (Sept 29)

The Cancer News
Sep 28, 2026 from The Cancer News

Sequencing CAR-T and Bispecific Antibodies in Multiple Myeloma: What the Data Show

Explore multiple myeloma updates: CAR-T vs. bispecific sequencing, T-cell exhaustion factors, IVIG infection prophylaxis, and dual-antigen strategies.

Your Local Epidemiologist
Sep 25, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

Don’t boil the ocean: Reach passive positives

The 2026 fall vaccines should be available, for free, to everyone who needs them.

Your Local Epidemiologist
Sep 23, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

Medicare for All: Separating the slogan from the substance

People are fed up with the U.S.

Your Local Epidemiologist
Sep 22, 2026 from Your Local Epidemiologist

Where are the fall vaccines? Plus Covid-19 and norovirus, and what another measles death means

The Dose (Sept 22)

The Cancer News
Sep 21, 2026 from The Cancer News

At-Home Cervical Cancer Screening Kits Outperform Office-Based Approach in Under-Resourced Settings

New research from MD Anderson finds mailed HPV screening kits more effective than clinic-based exams, offering a game-changing solution to reduce cervical cancer disparities in underserved and glob...

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