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    Some people with cancer develop cachexia, a wasting syndrome causing dramatic weight loss. Researchers are studying why—and testing new treatments for it.

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    • An excellent primer on #cachexia and the current state of cachexia science. Kudos to Carmen Phillips and @theNCI team. Great read for faculty, trainees, patients and caregivers. @letswinpc @LUNGevity https://t.co/J727JNSYFH https://t.co/bBCjt71Yf0

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    Abstract. Immune checkpoint inhibition is dramatically improving patient outcomes in diverse cancers, many of which responded poorly to traditional cytotoxic agents. Drivers of heterogeneous response to immune checkpoint therapy are poorly characterized. Cachectic cancer patients exhibit elevated pembrolizumab clearance and poor response, highlighting the immense therapeutic challenge posed by…

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    • @pashtoonkasi @intraccsurvivor @ASCO @pashtoonkasi is on to something here. Patients with #cachexia show increased #Immunotherapy clearance and poorer outcomes with checkpoint inhibitor therapy https://t.co/iPqBOziFu7

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    By Daniel Dunaief If a team Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Assistant Professor Tobias Janowitz co-leads succeeds, researchers will know more about the end stage of numerous types of cancer that involves the loss of tissue and muscle mass. Tobias Janowitz Recently, lead scientists Janowitz; Eileen White, Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey Deputy Director and Chief Scientific Officer; and Dr….

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    • RT @EileenWhitePhD: CSHL’s Tobias Janowitz helps lead cancer team that won $25 mln in research funding https://t.co/rP54ImXnuU via @TBR New…