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Boruzu Approved by FDA For Multiple Myeloma, Mantle Cell Lymphoma
Boruzu, an injectable presentation of Velcade, has been approved by the FDA for patients who either have multiple myeloma or mantle cell lymphoma.
What to Expect With a Stem Cell Transplant for Leukemia
Dr. Partow Kebriaei explains what patients can expect before, during and after an allogeneic stem cell transplant to treat acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
Cancer Vaccine UV1 Shows No Survival Benefit in Head and Neck Cancer
A trial showed no overall survival or progression-free survival benefit from the addition of UV1 to Keytruda in patients with HNSCC.
‘Tempo’ of MDS Helps With Timing for Stem Cell Transplants
For patients with MDS, close monitoring by doctors may help determine the appropriate timing to undergo stem cell transplants before the disease worsens.
After Breast Cancer, I Appreciate My Husband More Than Ever
Having breast cancer has allowed me to truly appreciate and love my husband even more these days.
FDA to Speed Up Review of IBI363 for Advanced Melanoma
The Food and Drug Administration granted a fast track designation to IBI363 for patients with unresectable advanced or metastatic melanoma.
Invasive Ductal Carcinoma: Two Poems on My Experience
I wrote these poems as a testament to strength, courage and resilience for all patients affected by cancer.
Immunotherapy Combination Elicit Waves of Response in Advanced Melanoma
A new algorithm has found that combining immune checkpoint inhibitors bolsters immune response among some patients with advanced melanoma.
Metastasis-Directed Therapy Shows Benefits in Some Pancreatic Cancer
Patients with oligometastatic pancreatic cancer showed better progression-free survival after receiving metastasis-directed therapy with chemotherapy.
Rest is Vital After a Cancer Diagnosis
A disease, such as cancer, that affects a person’s physical limitations can catalyze learning to rest, which is something I recently realized.
What Patients with Cancer Need to Know About Circulating Tumor DNA
What information could patients and providers learn from DNA found in a blood sample? An expert sat down with CURE to discuss ctDNA misconceptions.
Moving Forward in Multiple Myeloma: Earlier Lines of CAR-T Cell Therapy
Three years after the first FDA approval of CAR-T cell therapy, patients with multiple myeloma are starting to see the therapy emerge in earlier lines.
Speeding Up With CAR-T Cell Therapy in Multiple Myeloma
CAR-T cell therapy is moving to earlier lines of multiple myeloma treatment.
How My Daughter’s Breast Cancer Changed My Relationship With My Body
After being my daughter’s caregiver during breast cancer, I now have a different relationship with my body, especially when I feel something different.
Patients Can Enroll in Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Trial
Researchers are enrolling patients in a trial of ELI-00 7P — a vaccine to treat KRAS-mutant cancer.
Faith, Love, Hope and Family: A Poem About Cervical Cancer
When I was diagnosed with stage 1A cervical cancer, I realized that life is short and I want to spend my time being the best version of myself.
Postsurgical Keytruda Has Little Impact on Quality of Life in Melanoma
Health-related quality of life among patients with stage 3 melanoma was not significantly affected after receiving postsurgical Keytruda or placebo.
10 Lessons I Learned from 15 Years With Chronic SLL
Living with chronic small lymphocytic lymphoma for the past 15 years has taught me some very valuable lessons, from dieting to managing anxiety.
How to Cut Your Own Hair
A cancer survivor reflects on her emotions — and the step by step journey — of cutting her hair during chemotherapy treatment.
A True Partner in Cancer Healing
Keri is also a true partner in the management and care of the whole patient.
Good to Go: Is There Such a Thing After Cancer?
A cancer survivor wrote a poem about the darkness she feels after being told radiation treatments are over and she’s good to go.
Essential Thrombocythemia Trial Launched Evaluating Bomedemstat
The Shorespan-007 trial will investigate the new drug among patients with essential thrombocythemia who have not previously received cytoreductive therapy.
Living Cancer Survivorship as an Oncology Nurse
Rachele is a cancer survivor herself. She can apply her story when relating to patients and their families.
Multiple Myeloma Remission: A Glimmer of Hope
As soon as I entered complete remission for multiple myeloma, I felt a glimmer of hope.
WWE’s Sid Vicious Dies of Cancer, ‘Baywatch’ Actress Gives Cancer Update and More
From pro wrestling legend Sid Vicious dying of cancer to Nicole Eggert’s breast cancer update, here’s what’s happening in the oncology space this week.
A Letter From Your Son (That You’ll Never Read)
This is a poem based on my personal interpretation of my husband’s experience while he cared for his mother with cancer.
What to Expect With a High Risk of Head and Neck Cancer Recurrence
Patients who have a higher risk of head and neck cancer recurrence can expect more — and sooner — monitoring of their disease.
10 Multiple Myeloma Questions and Answers: Treatments and Side Effects
Patients with multiple myeloma now have several available treatment options, so it’s important to have answers to some of the frequently asked questions.
Take Life On: My Mantra After Cancer
I stopped pondering why cancer happened to me and instead focused on achieving my goals and taking life on.
Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Offers ‘New Twist’ on Vaccination Technology
An expert discussed ELI-002 7P, the investigational pancreatic cancer vaccine. He explained how it works and what patients can expect regarding the ongoing research.