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A phase 1/2 trial shows strong early efficacy for daraxonrasib plus chemotherapy as first-line treatment for patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer — but toxicity is a concern.

Can definitive radiotherapy targeting the full ‘triangle’ space improve local disease control in patients with inoperable pancreatic cancer?

Preclinical research suggests altering the gut microbiome could someday hinder some signs of aging in people.

The novel personalized mRNA vaccine also demonstrates the potential for such vaccines in other solid tumor types.

Patients are increasingly asking about "chemicals" in food. What can clinicians tell them about preservatives and cancer risk?

Most previous US outbreaks involved children infected with drug-susceptible strains.

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