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Early Tislelizumab May Boost PFS in Esophageal Cancer
Published Date: 17 Apr 2026

For patients with locally advanced esophageal cancer, front-loading immunotherapy with induction chemo and chemoradiotherapy, without maintenance immunotherapy, may improve outcomes.

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ctDNA Predicts Relapse in Locally Advanced Cervical Cancer
Published Date: 17 Apr 2026

Posttreatment ctDNA positivity correlates with worse relapse-free survival and earlier recurrence in patients with locally advanced cervical cancer, real-world data show.

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GLP-1 RAs May Lower Hysterectomy Risk in Endometrial Cancer
Published Date: 17 Apr 2026

There’s now a hint that GLP-1 receptor agonists might prevent hysterectomies in endometrial intraepithelial neoplasia/early-stage endometrial cancer, but prospective trials are needed to confirm it.

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Some With Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer May Not Need Chemo

A subgroup analysis hints that chemotherapy may be skipped after complete resection, but the finding needs further study.

MRI Sharpens Prostate Cancer Risk Stratification

A meta-analysis of nearly 25,000 patients undergoing radical prostatectomy supports adding presurgery MRI findings to standard prognostic models to inform subsequent treatment.

Minimally Invasive Ablation Can Treat Small Kidney Tumors

Less invasive ablation treatment in patients with small renal tumors has a comparable risk for tumor progression to surgical resection, with fewer complications and shorter hospital stays.

177Lu-PSMA-617 Delays Progression in Prostate Cancer

177Lu-PSMA-617 delays disease progression at a significantly higher rate than standard of care in patients with oligometastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.

Does ART Match ALND After Neoadjuvant Breast Cancer Therapy?

After neoadjuvant breast cancer treatment, axillary radiotherapy may offer an effective alternative to axillary lymph node dissection.

BC Rate Low in BRCA Carriers After Risk-Reducing Mastectomy

Researchers conduct a study of more than 1000 women with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations to compare breast cancer rates between those who do and do not undergo mastectomy.

Physalis minima (Golden Cherry)

Also known as golden cherry, Physalis minima is used often to treat inflammation, neurodegenerative disorders, and cancer in East Malaysian traditional medicine.

Should Doctors Strike to Limit AI Use at Work?

Some healthcare workers have been able to limit the role of AI in their work after going on strike. Is this a useful tactic for doctors?

Q&A: When Is It Safe to Skip Surgery for DCIS?

Active surveillance is gaining traction for women with low-risk DCIS, but key questions on patient selection and long-term safety remain.

Surveillance or Surgery for Low-Risk DCIS

Early findings suggest some women with low-risk DCIS may avoid immediate surgery, although investigators caution that longer follow-up is needed.

Quick Screen Helps Find Surgical Patients at Risk for Pain

Three-minute preoperative review can identify patients who may face certain stressors.

Liver Transplant Access Varies by Location, Not Just Need

Patients with severe alcohol-associated hepatitis living in deprived areas are less likely to be referred for a liver transplant when their disease severity is moderate.

Middle East Tensions Endanger Hospital Supply Chains

A 30%-50% spike in US drug prices would strain hospital budgets for biologics and oncology drugs; Spanish hospitals plan biosimilars, renegotiations, and prioritization measures.

Catholics May receive Organ Transplants From Animals, Vatican Says

The Vatican said on Tuesday that Catholics can receive transplants ⁠of animal tissues to address medical conditions, as procedures involving genetically modified pig or cow...

Lifelike 3D-Printed ‘Training Brains’ React Like Real Organs

Researchers create a new polymer that mimics the mechanical, thermal, and electromagnetic properties of brain tissue, driving new surgical and experimental uses.

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Some With Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer May Not Need Chemo

A subgroup analysis hints that chemotherapy may be skipped after complete resection, but the finding needs further study.

MRI Sharpens Prostate Cancer Risk Stratification

A meta-analysis of nearly 25,000 patients undergoing radical prostatectomy supports adding presurgery MRI findings to standard prognostic models to inform subsequent treatment.

Minimally Invasive Ablation Can Treat Small Kidney Tumors

Less invasive ablation treatment in patients with small renal tumors has a comparable risk for tumor progression to surgical resection, with fewer complications and shorter hospital stays.

177Lu-PSMA-617 Delays Progression in Prostate Cancer

177Lu-PSMA-617 delays disease progression at a significantly higher rate than standard of care in patients with oligometastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.

Does ART Match ALND After Neoadjuvant Breast Cancer Therapy?

After neoadjuvant breast cancer treatment, axillary radiotherapy may offer an effective alternative to axillary lymph node dissection.

BC Rate Low in BRCA Carriers After Risk-Reducing Mastectomy

Researchers conduct a study of more than 1000 women with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations to compare breast cancer rates between those who do and do not undergo mastectomy.

Physalis minima (Golden Cherry)

Also known as golden cherry, Physalis minima is used often to treat inflammation, neurodegenerative disorders, and cancer in East Malaysian traditional medicine.

Should Doctors Strike to Limit AI Use at Work?

Some healthcare workers have been able to limit the role of AI in their work after going on strike. Is this a useful tactic for doctors?

Q&A: When Is It Safe to Skip Surgery for DCIS?

Active surveillance is gaining traction for women with low-risk DCIS, but key questions on patient selection and long-term safety remain.

Surveillance or Surgery for Low-Risk DCIS

Early findings suggest some women with low-risk DCIS may avoid immediate surgery, although investigators caution that longer follow-up is needed.

Quick Screen Helps Find Surgical Patients at Risk for Pain

Three-minute preoperative review can identify patients who may face certain stressors.

Liver Transplant Access Varies by Location, Not Just Need

Patients with severe alcohol-associated hepatitis living in deprived areas are less likely to be referred for a liver transplant when their disease severity is moderate.

Middle East Tensions Endanger Hospital Supply Chains

A 30%-50% spike in US drug prices would strain hospital budgets for biologics and oncology drugs; Spanish hospitals plan biosimilars, renegotiations, and prioritization measures.

Catholics May receive Organ Transplants From Animals, Vatican Says

The Vatican said on Tuesday that Catholics can receive transplants ⁠of animal tissues to address medical conditions, as procedures involving genetically modified pig or cow...

Lifelike 3D-Printed ‘Training Brains’ React Like Real Organs

Researchers create a new polymer that mimics the mechanical, thermal, and electromagnetic properties of brain tissue, driving new surgical and experimental uses.

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Nerve Wrap Seen Speeding Erectile Recovery Post-Prostatectomy

Dehydrated human amniotic membrane appears promising in observational findings from a large dataset.

Stryker Cyberattack Delays Surgeries for Some Patients, Bloomberg News Reports

A cyberattack against medical device maker Stryker last ⁠week has delayed surgeries for some patients, Bloomberg News ⁠reported on Wednesday.

New Strategies Drive Success in Crohn’s Disease Care

In the management of Crohn’s disease, a key objective — preserving the bowel by reducing the need for multiple resections — is gaining ground.

Analysis-Middle East War Disrupts Pharma Air Routes, Risks Cancer Drugs Supply

War in the Middle East is disrupting the flow of critical medicines to the Gulf, imperilling supply routes for cancer drugs and other treatments that require refrigeration...

Does ADT Improve Survival After PORT in Prostate Cancer?

A meta-analysis explores whether there’s a survival benefit to adding hormone therapy to postoperative radiation for patients with low PSA levels.

Exercise and Lifestyle Help Manage Ankylosing Spondylitis

Evidence shows supervised exercise programs significantly improve function and quality of life in patients with axial spondyloarthritis.

Can Local Therapy Extend Life in Metastatic Breast Cancer?

For some women with de novo metastatic breast cancer, surgical resection of the primary tumor is associated with longer survival.

How to Talk to Your Patients About Exercise and Pain

Some are afraid to move if it hurts. Some push too hard. Everyone agrees that exercise reduces chronic pain and enhances health — but how do you keep patients on track?

CEM Matches MRI for Nipple-Areola Analysis in Breast Cancer

Contrast-enhanced mammography offers a reliable alternative to MRI in evaluating nipple-areola complex involvement in patients with breast cancer before surgery.

PSA May Predict Hormone Therapy Benefit Post-Prostatectomy

A meta-analysis seeks to determine if adding hormone therapy to radiotherapy after prostatectomy improves overall survival.

Life in the Endless Scroll: What We're Losing

What looks like harmless screen time may be altering emotional resilience and cognitive focus in young users.

MRI-Guided Chemotherapy Improves Survival in Breast Cancer

MRI-guided personalisation of neoadjuvant chemotherapy duration is associated with improved 3-year survival outcomes in patients with stage II-III HER2-positive breast cancer, a new trial reports.

Doc Pay Boosted $400 Million With New Medicare Billing Code

A new JAMA study shows that a new Medicare billing code may have benefited specialists more than the primary care physicians it was designed to help most.

NICE Backs Paperclip-Sized Sensor for Heart Failure Care

The CardioMEMS HF System enables daily home monitoring and has been shown to reduce hospital admissions in high-risk patients with chronic heart failure.

Dual Biologics May End Daily Pills Post-Kidney Transplant

A novel dual biologic regimen combining dazodalibep and belatacept is well tolerated and could enable more than half the kidney transplant recipients to avoid broader metabolic pathway inhibitors.

Which Imaging Method Best Detects At-Risk MASH?

Noninvasive imaging tests may help identify at-risk metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, with a FibroScan-based scoring system performing best among commonly used methods.

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