Oncology

Data from the LOXO-TRK-14001, SCOUT, and NAVIGATE trials support the full approval of larotrectinib in NTRK gene fusion-positive tumors.

Quality of life improvements can be made if clinicians better understand auditory attention decay after cancer treatment in pediatric patients with cerebellar tumors.

The International Psycho-Oncology Society announced the first-ever WPOD on April 9, 2025, to bring more focus to psychosocial care in cancer therapy.

The ESMO Precision Oncology Working Group recommendations can serve as guidance to define standards for MTBs to integrate precision oncology into practice.

Most patients with cancer who took part in a telehealth group expressed that they liked the members of their group and felt less social isolation.

Data from the phase 3 CheckMate-67T trial support the CHMP’s recommendation for approving subcutaneous nivolumab across various solid tumor indications.

No dose-limiting toxicities were seen with solnerstotug in patients with PD-L1–resistant tumors, and most adverse effects were grades 1/2 in severity.

For Terri Lynn Shigle, PharmD, the field of hematology-oncology is deeply personal. Having lost loved ones to cancer, she was drawn to a career where she could make a meaningful difference in patient care.

In celebration of Women’s History Month, ASTCT is proud to highlight the inspiring journeys of women making a profound impact in transplantation and cellular therapy.

Recipients of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation may benefit from psychosocial interventions and supportive care following their procedure.

Phase 2 data may support atezolizumab plus chemotherapy as a treatment option in advanced or recurrent thymic carcinoma.

As artificial intelligence has arrived in the oncology field, experts discuss how this new technology can have implications for transforming clinical practice.

Learn how COVID-19 impacted oncology practice from the uptake of telehealth to delays in screening, with key takeaways from leading oncologists.

Based on positive safety data from the third cohort, a safety review committee approved the opening of a fourth cohort as well as more enrollment into the third cohort.

Leading multidisciplinary oncology professionals look back at how the COVID-19 pandemic changed cancer care.

Testing AI-powered tools globally across diverse patient groups may ensure that they are accurate and consistent for all patients.

For International Women's Day, CancerNetwork highlights impactful oncology research on topics from rising health care costs to innovative treatments.

The FDA has approved 2 denosumab biosimilars for all prior approvals for the reference drugs in patients with cancers and osteoporosis.

AI-powered pathology imaging enables a more comprehensive assessment of tumor microenvironments than humans alone could perceive.

A retrospective cohort study found that, of Medicare decedents with advanced cancer, 45% experienced potentially aggressive end-of-life care.

Phase 2 study results revealed NP-G2-044 plus standard of care anti–PD-1 therapy indicated treatment exhibited responses across at least 7 cancer types.

A phase 1/1b trial found that the triplet combination elicited an ORR of 45.5% and a median PFS of 14.5 months in previously untreated clear cell RCC.

DOGE hopes to solve rampant inefficiencies in US healthcare that contribute to unsustainable costs and a broken system by cutting spending and administrative waste.

Large international meetings may facilitate conversations regarding disparities of care outside of high-income countries.

Understanding patient preferences for intensive end-of-life treatment may better inform research assessing patients with terminal cancer diagnoses.

A pooled analysis found pembrolizumab has a discontinuation rate of 12.7%, and a major key to handling it is maintaining good communication between the doctor and the patient.

AI-powered tools may help alleviate doctor burnout and give clinicians more time to directly engage with patients.

Scarlett Lin Gomez, MPH, PhD, highlights facts from her research that are impacting cancer disparities and how she is finding ways to improve them.

Artificial intelligence may act as a force multiplier, with the automation of menial tasks enabling more time for clinicians to engage with patients.