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Ruchika Talwar: Drug Shortages Demand Action - Policy Changes to Protect Patient Care

1 month ago | oncodaily.com | Kate Dwyer |David F. Penson |Ruchika Talwar

Ruchika Talwar, Medical Director, Office of Episodes of Care, Population Health at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, shared a post on X:“Thrilled to share this labor of love just published in Journal of Clinical Oncology exploring drivers behind cancer drug shortages and proposing actionable solutions.”“Drug Shortages Demand Action: Policy Changes to Protect Patient Care“Authors: Brian D. Cortese, Kate Dwyer, Lan Anh S. Galloway, David F.
AI for research: the ultimate guide to choosing the right tool

1 month ago | oncodaily.com | Amanda Heidt

Yakup Ergün, Medical Oncologist at Antalya City Hospital, shared a post on X:“Hey, human researcher! Look at what AI/LLM can do. Hypothesis generationLiterature reviewExperiment planning and executionStatisticsArticle writingIt’s currently in its infancy. Imagine what the future holds!”AI for research: the ultimate guide to choosing the right toolAuthor: Amanda Heidt. More posts featuring Yakup Ergün.
Avoiding, rewiring and turning AI on cancer - CRUK

2 months ago | oncodaily.com | Tim Gunn

Cancer Research UK (CRUK) shared a post on LinkedIn:“Decades of research have taught us a lot about why people get cancer. The mystery is why, even when they have multiple risk factors, some people don’t. If we can uncover the hidden mechanisms that help certain high-risk people avoid cancer, we could use them to protect everyone else, too.
Mohamad Mohty: How to perform a high-quality peer review

Feb 6, 2025 | oncodaily.com | Mohamad Mohty

Mohamad Mohty, Chairman of the IACH, shared his recent article on X:Just published in Clinical Hematology International, the official peer-reviewed open access academic journal of ⁦The International Academy for Clinical Hematology (IACH). ⁩ The journal welcomes your contributions: no submission fees or other hidden charges for academic authors. How to perform a high-quality peer reviewAuthors:
Pashtoon Kasi: Positive thing to look at ASCO each year is the “incremental” gains in survival

Jan 28, 2025 | oncodaily.com | Pashtoon M. Kasi

Pashtoon Kasi, Medical Director of GI Medical Oncology at City of Hope, shared a post on X:“Positive thing to look at ASCO each year is the “incremental” gains in survival for our patients with MSS colorectal cancer. A few years ago I started seeing survivals >40+ months. This year I’m seeing >50-52 months.
Best of ASCOGI25

Jan 28, 2025 | oncodaily.com | Scott Kopetz |Cathy Eng

This event featured the latest research, treatments, and strategies in the fight against GI cancers. People had the chance to attend expert-led sessions on emerging therapies, clinical breakthroughs, and multidisciplinary approaches to patient care. For more details on the program, check out the official Meeting Announcement and download the full schedule. Our team at OncoDaily has selected a few highlights from ASCO GI 2025 that you should not miss:Marwan G.
Flavio G Rocha: Eye opening keynote lecture at ASCO GI25 by Pamela Kunz - OncoDaily

Jan 24, 2025 | oncodaily.com | Pamela L. Kunz

Flavio G Rocha, Hedinger Chair of Surgical Oncology and Physician-in-Chief OHSU Knight Cancer Institute, posted on X:“Eye opening keynote lecture at ASCO GI25 by Pamela Kunz. ‘Disrupting GI Oncology: Shattering Barriers with Inclusive Science’ Highlighting documentary film.”
An Oxford study found that a glass of milk a day was linked to 17% lower bowel cancer risk

Jan 13, 2025 | oncodaily.com | Karl Smith-Byrne

Conducted by researchers from Oxford University and Cancer Research UK, the study analyzed the diets of over half a million women over 16 years. It found that foods rich in calcium, such as dairy products, dark leafy greens, and calcium-fortified non-dairy milks, play a protective role in reducing the risk of this common and often deadly cancer. The study highlights that consuming an extra 300mg of calcium daily—roughly the amount in a large glass of milk—can lower bowel cancer risk by 17%.
5 Articles suggested by Wafik El-Deiry

Jan 13, 2025 | oncodaily.com | Karl Smith-Byrne

Wafik S. El-Deiry, MD, PhD, FACP, FRSM, is the Associate Dean for Oncologic Sciences at the Warren Alpert Medical School and Director of the Legorreta Cancer Center at Brown University and Director of the Joint Program in Cancer Biology at Brown University and affiliated hospitals. He is the Editor in Chief at Oncotarget. Dr. El-Deiry discovered p21(WAF1) as a p53 target gene, cell cycle inhibitor, and tumor suppressor that explained the mammalian cell stress response.
How do the tumor genome, transcriptome, and TME jointly evolve in ccRCC? - Turajlic Lab

Jan 10, 2025 | oncodaily.com | Fiona Byrne

Turajlic Lab shared a post on X:“How do the tumor genome, transcriptome, and TME jointly evolve in clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC)? As part of TRACERx Renal, we show in our latest Cancer Discovery study underappreciated non-genetic intratumor heterogeneity in ccRCC. Here’s what we found. Non-genetic evolution plays a pivotal role in cancer progression.