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Neratinib Targets Vascular Inflammation in Atherosclerosis Models

January 2026

Neratinib markedly reduced vascular inflammation and atherosclerosis in mice by targeting ASK1, boosting effects with rosuvastatin.

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Findings Expose Extremely Low Lung Cancer Trial Participation

Lung cancer clinical trial participation remains markedly low and varies significantly according to care setting and patient-level factors.

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COVID-19 Altered Cancer Rates Differently for Men and Women

The COVID-19 pandemic was associated with distinct, long-term changes in cancer incidence between males and females.

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Colostomy Reduces Quality of Life in Colorectal Cancer

Adults with colorectal cancer and colostomy reported significantly poorer health-related quality of life overall than peers.

patient receiving head and neck cancer radiotherapy with immobilisation mask under linear accelerator

AI Outcome Prediction for Chemoradiation in Head and Neck Cancer

Artificial neural networks stratified adults with head and neck cancer after chemoradiation using routine clinical data.

Patient receiving immunotherapy infusion for non-small cell lung cancer in clinic

Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors Safe for HIV NSCLC

Immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy appears safe and effective for NSCLC in people living with HIV today.

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Automating Cancer Registries to Strengthen Research Readiness

Automating cancer registries promises efficiency gains but demands rigorous design privacy safeguards, and ongoing human oversight.

Clinician performing breast ultrasound scan to assess subcutaneous fat and tissue characteristics in a patient.

Breast Subcutaneous Fat Offers Clues to Cancer Detection

Higher BMI and thicker breast subcutaneous fat were linked to more malignant ultrasound characteristics in breast cancer.

Close-up of pink and silver tablets in blister packs representing statin medication use after breast cancer diagnosis

Postdiagnosis Statin Use Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Mortality

Postdiagnosis statin use was associated with a modest but measurable reduction in breast cancer-related deaths among women with early-stage disease.

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