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A real-world study presented at ESMO GI shows fruquintinib is effective in mCRC, with the best outcomes in the third-line setting.

Oncology nurse Kerry Mann details the protocols and patient-centered strategies for bringing advanced precision medicine to local community clinics.

Pamela Plasket, RN, discusses the evolving role of oncology nurses as lung cancer patients survive longer on advanced therapies like BiTEs.

Oncology nurse navigator Diane Stanaway discusses photosensitivity, new sunscreen innovations, and debunking common myths for patients and survivors.

Maite San Miguel and a new survey highlight how specialized training and clinical autonomy are vital for optimizing multiple myeloma outcomes.

The FDA approved Tregzi, a precision-engineered cell therapy, to improve chronic GVHD-free survival in adults undergoing allogeneic transplant.

PROSPER data reveal that mogamulizumab provides rapid, sustained relief from skin symptoms and improves sleep for patients with MF and SS.

The FDA approved Azurity’s Aprepitant Injectable Emulsion, a polysorbate-80-free, ready-to-use IV option for preventing chemotherapy-induced nausea.

New research finds younger generations age faster biologically, increasing risks for early-onset lung, colorectal, and other solid tumor cancers.

Oncology nurse Diane Stanaway offers essential sun protection strategies as NJ prepares for the heat of the 2026 World Cup and rising skin cancer rates.

The FDA approved the BESREMi Pen for polycythemia vera, offering a simplified self-administration option to improve patient adherence and care.

Rita M. Jakubowski, NP, explains how multidisciplinary age-friendly assessments and the CHARM study improve outcomes for older transplant patients.

Dr. Sonja J. Hughes discusses managing GI toxicities and the need for research regarding GLP-1 use among breast cancer patients and survivors.

Diane Stanaway, MSN, RN, highlights the importance of long-term skin protection for oncology patients during high-exposure events like the World Cup.

Nicholas Hornstein, MD, PhD discusses ctDNA in colorectal cancer, the INTERCEPT-TT trial, building Northwell's GI oncology program, and what better drugs will look like.
































































































