Matthew Shinkle
Associate Editor at The Sun Newspapers
Go Birds 🦅 Current - OCE @HemOncToday I Former - Sports Editor @sjsportsweekly, Associate Editor @VoorheesSun, @MedfordSun I @WaynesburgU grad
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2 weeks ago |
healio.com | Matthew Shinkle
Key takeaways: Engaging in recommended amounts of physical activity after a cancer diagnosis was linked to lower mortality risk for survivors of 10 cancer types. Any amount of activity appeared related to longer survival. Participating in moderate to vigorous physical activity after a cancer diagnosis appeared to improve survival for patients with specific cancer types, according to research published in Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
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2 weeks ago |
healio.com | Matthew Shinkle
Key takeaways: Certain colon cancer survivors who engaged in regular exercise achieved long-term survival rates similar to the general population. Additional research is needed to determine whether this relationship is causal. Regular physical activity may help certain survivors of colon cancer live as long as — if not longer than — the general population, according to research published in Cancer.
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3 weeks ago |
healio.com | Matthew Shinkle
Key takeaways: Maximal mortality benefit was observed for 5,000 to 6,000 steps per day and 60 minutes per day of moderate to vigorous physical activity. Every 102.2 minutes of sitting per day was linked to higher mortality risk. More daily steps and less sedentary behavior were associated with reduced risk for all-cause and cardiovascular disease mortality among postmenopausal cancer survivors.
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3 weeks ago |
healio.com | Matthew Shinkle
Key takeaways: Over the past 2 decades, detection of early-stage gastric cancer has increased by more than 50%. This finding may be attributed to improved endoscopic imaging and increased utilization of upper endoscopy. SAN DIEGO — Detection of early-stage gastric cancer has become more common over the past 2 decades, while diagnosis of advanced-stage disease has been steadily declining, according to data presented at Digestive Disease Week.
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1 month ago |
healio.com | Matthew Shinkle
Key takeaways:Female patients whose lung cancer had pregnancy-specific glycoprotein expression had worse survival outcomes. A treatment strategy that targets these proteins could improve outcomes. Female patients with lung adenocarcinoma that has pregnancy-specific glycoprotein expression appear to have worse survival outcomes, according to research presented at American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting.
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