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Intellectual Disabilities Linked With Worse Cancer Survival

People with intellectual or developmental disabilities may be 2.57 times more likely to die of colorectal cancer than those without these disabilities.

Canada
New-york
United-states
Canadian
Nancy-chan
Alyson-mahar
Canadian-journal-of-public-health
Queen-university
Canadian-society-for-disability
Langone-perlmutter-cancer-center
Oral-health
Monitoring-committee

Is MRI Screening Unnecessarily High in Prostate Cancer?

New research suggests that review of current prostate cancer screening guidelines may be needed, as MRI frequently fails to detect cancer-indicative lesions, even in men with elevated PSA levels.

Stockholm
Sweden
Ola-bratt
Tobias-nordstr
Karolinska-institute
Stockholm-county
Prostate-carcinoma
Alignant-prostate-neoplasm
Prostate-cancer
Ancer-of-the-prostate
Prostatic
Cancer

This Could Be a Strong Weapon for Cancer Pain (or Any Pain)

New study on exercise and cancer-related pain adds to mounting evidence that physical activity can help manage pain for a range of conditions.

Melbourne
Victoria
Australia
Norway
Norwegian
Christopher-swain
William-mccarthy
Shakil-ahmed
University-of-melbourne
Weill-cornell-medicine
Patients-reap
Pain-relieving-benefits

Focal Therapy for Prostate Cancer: Is It Being Oversold?

Despite growing enthusiasm for this minimally invasive option for some men with prostate cancer, focal therapy is still not FDA-approved for prostate cancer and comes with high out-of-pocket costs.

Maryland
United-states
Baltimore
Florida
University-of-chicago
Illinois
The-cleveland-clinic
Ohio
Leesburg
Chicago
Norway
Cleveland

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