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Intermediate Endpoints Predict Breast Cancer Survival

Data suggest that intermediate clinical endpoints can serve as surrogate endpoints for overall survival in patients with early-stage breast cancer receiving adjuvant therapy.

Friuli venezia giuliaEva blondeauxLorenzo gerratanaUniversity of udineItalian breast groupDepartment of medicineDepartment of medical oncologyPoliclinico san martinoMedical oncologyBreast cancerAlignant breast neoplasmBreast carcinomaMammary glandAlignant neoplasiaAlignant neoplasmAdjuvant chemotherapy

Liquid Biopsy Shows Promise in Detecting Pancreatic Cancer

A new screening test raises the possibility of catching pancreatic cancer earlier, when tumors can be removed, and patients cured.

San diegoUnited statesSouth koreaAjay goelBryan corcoranAmerican association for cancer researchAmerican associationCancer researchAnnual meetingPharus diagnosticsMedscape medicalMassachusetts general hospitalMalignant pancreatic neoplasmPancreatic cancerAncer of the pancreasLiquid biopsy

Genetic Variants May Contribute to Cerebral Palsy

Using whole-genome sequencing, Canadian researchers found a high prevalence of genetic abnormalities in children with cerebral palsy.

British columbiaUnited kingdomSteven millerDarcy fehlingsStephen schererMaryam oskouiPrecision healthUniversity of torontoUniversity of british columbiaMcgill universityHolland bloorview kids rehabilitation hospitalMedscape medicalSick childrenMedscape medical newsGenomics genomic medicineCerebral palsy

NT Screens Show Risk at 2 mm Measurement

Researchers hope screening programs reevaluate nuchal translucency measurement thresholds.

United statesUnited kingdomLos angelesChristinas hanSulagnac saittaDepartment of pediatricsFetal medicine or american institute of ultrasoundDavid geffen school of medicineSociety for maternalAmerican college of obstetriciansUniversity of californiaAmerican collegeMaternal fetal medicineAmerican instituteDivision directorDavid geffen school

Poop Doesn t Lie: What Fecal Forensics Tells Us About Diet

Innovative work from Duke University could change how scientists conduct nutritional research and how clinicians assess their patients' diets.

United statesDuke universityNorth carolinaBrenda davyBriana petroneNeil stollmanLawrence davidJohns hopkins bloomberg school of public healthAlta bates summit medical centerDepartment of human nutritionProceedings of the national academy sciencesAmerican college of gastroenterologyPfiguring outNobel prizeScientists learnNational academy

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