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Cancer Information Highlights, October 9, 2019

Cancer Information Highlights, October 9, 2019

National Cancer Institute

Cancer Information Highlights
From the National Cancer Institute
Updating you about cancer causes, prevention, screening, treatment, coping, and more
 
New from NCI
Men with Breast Cancer May Be More Likely to Die than Women
Image of a diagnostic mammogram showing a breast mass in a male patient. A recent study finds that men with breast cancer may be more likely than women to die of the disease. Learn more about the study and the factors that researchers think contribute to this finding.
Experimental Drug Shows Promise against Certain Lung Cancers

Read about early results from a clinical trial that suggest the study drug selpercatinib may help people whose lung cancers have changes in the RET gene.
TMIST Breast Screening Study
3 women sitting on a park bench TMIST is a breast screening clinical trial that compares two types of digital mammography: 2-D and 3-D. Learn why this trial is important, who can take part, and how to enroll.
Envisioning the Future of Cancer
Tomi Akinyemiju Despite progress, too many cancers are not prevented, detected early, or treated successfully. Although more research is needed to fully address these issues, there are things that can be done right now to further reduce the burden of cancer. Learn more in this chapter of the NCI Annual Plan & Budget Proposal for Fiscal Year 2021.
Video—Beyond Treatment: Caring for the Needs of Children with Cancer

If you missed the live broadcast, you can now watch the recording of our Facebook Live event. Listen as NCI experts and others discuss research about psychosocial support for children with cancer and their families during cancer treatment.
PDQ Cancer Information Summary Updates
Hypopharyngeal Cancer Treatment

We’ve revised our PDQ summary on hypopharyngeal cancer with updated descriptions of the stages of this disease.
 
Also of Interest
Breast Cancer Risk in American Women

This updated page covers the latest breast cancer statistics, including how the risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer has changed in recent years.
Computed Tomography (CT) Scans and Cancer

Learn about the CT scan procedure and its uses in cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment.
Cancer Information Highlights, October 9, 2019

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