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The Food and Drug Administration has approved the anti–PD-1 agent Opdivo (nivolumab) for the treatment of patients with advanced squamous non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). The approval comes three months ahead of the FDA's scheduled decision date.

Transplant And Beyond

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Now that the big day has arrived, what happens next? It may not be as exciting as advertised.

We Are The 30%

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Metastatic breast cancer will strike 30% of all breast cancer survivors yet only 2% of funds go to research this deadly cancer.

The Mechanics Of Inspiration

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Being offered the chance to be an inspiration isn't up to you. What you do with it afterwards, is.

Expanded access programs are run in conjunction with late-stage clinical trials so that promising investigational drugs can get into the hands of patients who stand a good chance of benefiting from them, and who have exhausted their other treatment options, including clinical trials.

Breaking Point

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No matter how strong we are, the intense treatments, side effects, and emotional toll of cancer can push a person to her breaking point. If you are lucky, you have someone to help guide you through it.

Living Well Now

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Recommendations for today to live a better, healthier tomorrow.

The Phantom Scan

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After nearly four years of cancer treatment, I thought I'd experienced all possible types of scanxiety. I was wrong.

The FDA has approved Farydak (panobinostat) in combination with Velcade (bortezomib) and dexamethasone for patients with multiple myeloma who receive prior treatment with Velcade and an immunomodulatory (IMiD) agent, based on results of the PANORAMA-1 trial.

Worry, Worry, Worry

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Worrying and cancer go hand-in-hand. It's possible to take a step back from excessive worrying and give yourself a break.

One of the greatest challenges facing potential Lynch syndrome carriers is not having advice on the implications of a pending test and a subsequent positive result.

What does it take for patients with cancer who have exhausted their other medical options to gain access to late-stage investigational drugs?