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Oncology

The New Normal: Life After an Oncology Diagnosis

As the global incidence of cancer continues to rise, increasing attention is being paid to the burden of psychiatric and psychosocial consequences associated with...

What the Article Doesn’t Say — The Real Experience of Clinical Trials

In the landscape of cancer research, clinical trials remain the gold standard for evaluating new therapies. Historically, cancer drug development has followed a structured...

Bile Acids in Cancer: The Metabolic Signals Shaping Tumor Immunity

Bile acids were once viewed mainly as digestive detergents that help absorb dietary fats. They are now recognized as signaling molecules that connect the...

Clinical Research in Oncology: Scientific Progress and the Therapies of the Future

The practice of medicine in the twenty-first century has entered an era in which cancer is no longer regarded solely as a fatal diagnosis....

Overtreatment in Oncology: Are We Harming Patients with Aggressive Therapy?

Cancer remains a major global health challenge, accounting for nearly one in six deaths worldwide. Simultaneously, oncology has entered an era of unprecedented therapeutic...

The impact of vitamin D on pancreatic cancer risk and progression

Pancreatic cancer remains one of the most difficult diseases to treat in modern oncology. One of its greatest challenges is not only the tumor...

Identification of Cancer-Driving Somatic Mutations: The Role of Age in Carcinogenesis

According to one of the fundamental principles of statistics, correlation does not imply causation; that is, an association between two variables does not automatically...

The FDA approved the first artificial intelligence-based test designed to assist clinicians in defining treatment plans for breast cancer

One of the main challenges in modern oncology is determining the optimal intensity of therapy in patients with early-stage breast cancer. The selection of...