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GWAS Identifies 108 Independent Risk Loci for Kidney Cancer

GWAS Identifies 108 Independent Risk Loci for Kidney Cancer
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PROs for Cutaneous Chronic GVHD After Transplant Tied to Disease Severity, Mortality

Baseline QOL, symptom burden could inform risk stratification, treatment decisions

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What if My Lung Cancer Comes Back?

Know the symptoms of lung cancer recurrence, the tests and procedures you might undergo, and the right questions to ask about treatment options.

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How to Manage Scanxiety and Fear of Lung Cancer Recurrence

Scan anxiety is common among lung cancer survivors. Learn about the symptoms, coping strategies, and the importance of regular scans for monitoring cancer recurrence.

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Monitoring abnormal cells could increase cervical cancer risk in long term

The Danish study looked at the records of women with cells deemed a ‘medium risk’ over a 20-year period.

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