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AMJ Oncology 3 [Supplement 4] 2026

Many patients with unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma present with poor-prognosis features that have historically limited their…

Poor-Prognosis uHCC: An Expert Perspective

Understand how poor-prognosis features may impact clinical decision-making in patients with unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma…

Physician reviewing blood cancer data with patient, reflecting survival disparities in Indigenous populations.

Blood Cancer Gaps Persist for Indigenous Peoples

Blood cancer survival disparities persist for Indigenous populations despite growing global evidence on leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma.

adults walking outdoors, representing daily steps and cognitive health in aging.

Is 10,000 Steps Necessary for Brain Health?

Daily steps were linked to better cognition and lower cognitive impairment odds in U.S. older adults.

Healthcare professional discussing metformin and long COVID symptoms with an outpatient after COVID-19 infection.

Metformin Lowers Clinician-Diagnosed Long COVID Risk

Metformin did not significantly prevent 6-month COVID-19 symptoms but lowered clinician-diagnosed long COVID.

Pediatrician examining a child in clinic, representing CFTR modulator care and mental health in cystic fibrosis.

CFTR Modulators Linked to Lower Anxiety in Cystic Fibrosis

CFTR modulators may offer early mental health benefits for children with cystic fibrosis and their parents.

Patient performing supervised resistance training in rural cancer care setting

Rural Cancer Care Needs Clearer Exercise Guidance

Resistance training in rural cancer care is poorly reported, limiting replication of supportive oncology interventions.

Healthy anti-inflammatory foods linked to food inflammation scores and stroke risk.

Food Inflammation Scores Predict Stroke Risk

Food inflammation scores were dose-dependently associated with higher stroke odds in adults from NHANES data.

Female researcher examining a blood sample in a laboratory, representing bloodstream infection diagnosis and antimicrobial research.

Sex May Shape Bloodstream Infection Survival

Sex-linked biology and care patterns may shape bloodstream infections from diagnosis through antibiotic exposure and survival.

Doctor listening to an older patient’s lungs during a respiratory consultation for bronchiectasis care.

Bronchiectasis Care Enters Targeted Treatment Era

DPP-1 inhibitors are reshaping bronchiectasis care by targeting neutrophilic airway inflammation and reducing pulmonary exacerbations.