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Mashup Score: 51NCI Launches Network to Study Self-Collection for HPV Testing to Prevent Cervical Cancer - 10 month(s) ago
‘Last Mile’ Initiative Will Test Alternative Approach to Screening Through the SHIP Trial Network The ‘Last Mile’ Initiative SHIP Trial Network was announced
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Mashup Score: 4Building Bridges in Cancer Symptom Science Webinar Series - 11 month(s) ago
This series is aimed at bringing together interdisciplinary researchers in cancer symptom science to share their expertise and further discussions in the field.
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Join us on March 26 at 3pm ET for this webinar with Dr. Pamela S. Hinds of @ChildrensNatl and Dr. Nina S. Kadan-Lottick of @LombardiCancer & @GUMedicine to discuss #fatigue in #PediatricCancer populations. Learn more and register: https://t.co/iKnoCf23dt #SymptomScience https://t.co/ECqU21NA2h
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Mashup Score: 71
When Chadwick Boseman, the charismatic star of “Black Panther,” died at age 43 from stage 4 colorectal cancer in 2020, it put a celebrity face on a disease once
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The untimely death of Chadwick Boseman, the charismatic star of “Black Panther,” highlighted a troubling national trend - the rising number of individuals in their early forties and younger being diagnosed with and dying from #ColorectalCancer. https://t.co/lZjrN1stCx https://t.co/7tVkXZn0Gi
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Mashup Score: 2
Findings from two studies aimed at learning more about preventing the type of esophageal cancer with the fastest growing incidence rate have emerged recently
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Findings from two studies about preventing the type of esophageal cancer with the fastest growing incidence rate have emerged recently from the Barrett’s Esophagus Translational Research Network (BETRNet) as it winds down its collaborative activities.https://t.co/33NW35ZW6d https://t.co/YOLdiCcvRE
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Mashup Score: 15U.S. Study Shows HPV Antibodies Remain High Up to 2 Years After a Single Dose of HPV Vaccine - 1 year(s) ago
After receiving an initial single dose of the HPV vaccine Gardasil 9, children aged 9 to 11 had high levels of two key antibodies that protect against HPV
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After receiving an initial single dose of the HPV vaccine Gardasil 9, children aged 9-11 had high levels of two antibodies that protect against #HPV infections and cancer for up to 2 years, according to a recent study. https://t.co/WGiLKdUZXF #NationalImmunizationAwarenessMonth https://t.co/xuDovcydlZ
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Mashup Score: 46NCI Launches Network to Study Self-Collection for HPV Testing to Prevent Cervical Cancer - 1 year(s) ago
‘Last Mile’ Initiative Will Test Alternative Approach to Screening Through the SHIP Trial Network The ‘Last Mile’ Initiative SHIP Trial Network was announced
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JUST ANNOUNCED: The NCI and its partners are launching a new clinical trial network aimed at gathering data on a “self-collection” method of human papillomavirus (HPV) testing to prevent #CervicalCancer. https://t.co/oo4uoLHftf https://t.co/tJJSZXEFgo
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Mashup Score: 16Research Highlights: Investigating Ways to Reduce and Avoid Side Effects of Medications for Breast Cancer Risk Reduction - 1 year(s) ago
There are multiple approved medications to reduce the risk of breast cancer. However, the chances of those medications causing toxic side effects can lead many
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Medications that reduce the risk of breast cancer can cause side effects. Two recent studies looked at ways to provide risk reduction while reducing the chance of adverse side effects. https://t.co/tjajtqnwWj @NCIprevention https://t.co/GJMHwg10AL
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Mashup Score: 10
Lung cancers, the vast majority of which are caused by cigarette smoking, are the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. Lung cancer kills
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How can artificial intelligence improve the accuracy of lung cancer screening? Check out this research update from @NCIprevention. https://t.co/IbKbqQS9rv #AI #LungCancer #CancerScreening
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Mashup Score: 1Research Highlights: How Western-Style Diet, Aging, May Impact Cancer Risk in Intestinal Cells - 1 year(s) ago
A healthier diet has been associated with reduced risk of a number of diseases, including cancer, but the mechanisms of how that actually works continue to be
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A healthier diet has been linked to reduced risk of cancer, but the mechanisms of how that actually works continue to be investigated in laboratory and animal studies. The following studies are looking to understand the process on a molecular level. https://t.co/bFosZkePKp
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Mashup Score: 8Multi-Cancer Detection (MCD) Research - 1 year(s) ago
The idea of testing for multiple types of cancers simultaneously with a single test is a new and exciting concept for cancer screening. Most of these tests
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Progress has been made in developing non-invasive tests that may be able to find cancers in people without symptoms. Through rigorous evaluation of these tests, we may be able to take an important step toward ending cancer as we know it. https://t.co/mjfSWqxjsA #CancerMoonshot
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JUST ANNOUNCED: The NCI and its partners are launching a new clinical trial network aimed at gathering data on a “self-collection” method of human papillomavirus (HPV) testing to prevent #CervicalCancer. https://t.co/oo4uoLHftf https://t.co/tJJSZXEFgo