Pasritamig Plus Chemotherapy Shows Promising Results for Advanced Prostate Cancer

A new Phase 1b study shows that combining the novel T-cell therapy pasritamig with docetaxel produces high response rates in patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC). Patients receiving the combination saw PSA reductions far exceeding typical results with chemotherapy alone. About 65% achieved a 50% drop in PSA levels, and rates rose to 88% […]

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High-Dose Radiation Extends Survival in Patients With Large Bile Duct Tumors

A new study shows that high-dose “ablative” radiation can greatly improve outcomes for patients with large bile duct cancers, including tumors bigger than 10 cm. Researchers found that patients who received this precise, high-dose radiation along with chemotherapy lived much longer—about 28.7 months on average—compared to 11.9 months for those treated with chemotherapy alone. The

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Dual-Action Nanotherapy Boosts Liver Cancer Treatment and Prevents Recurrence

A new study reports a promising nanotechnology approach to improve treatment for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), especially after microwave ablation, which often leaves behind surviving cancer cells. These residual cells produce large amounts of lactate that both fuel tumor growth and weaken the immune system, making recurrence and spread more likely. Researchers developed a multifunctional nanoparticle

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Circular RNA circUBAC2 Identified as Key Driver of Lung Cancer Growth and Spread

A new study finds that a circular RNA, circUBAC2, plays a key role in the growth and spread of lung adenocarcinoma. Researchers say it acts as a strong cancer promoter and may serve as both a prognostic marker and a future treatment target. CircUBAC2 is produced with the help of the protein EIF4A3, and higher

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Hidden GATA2 Mutations Drive Blood Cancer Risk Through Imbalance and Inflammation

A new study shows that mutations in the GATA2 gene increase the risk of blood cancers like Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Acute Myeloid Leukemia in a more complex way than previously thought. Instead of completely shutting down the gene, these mutations still allow some activity. However, they work unevenly—failing to support red blood cell production while

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Targeted Electroacupuncture May Improve “Brain Fog” in Breast Cancer Survivors

A new study finds that targeted electroacupuncture may help breast cancer survivors improve cognitive function and reduce psychological distress. In a 10-week trial, 35 survivors with symptoms like fatigue, insomnia, and “brain fog” received weekly electroacupuncture. One group was treated at neuropsychiatric-specific acupoints, while a control group received treatment at non-specific points. Patients receiving targeted

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Precision Therapies and Multidisciplinary Care Improve Outcomes in HPV-Positive Throat Cancer

Management of HPV-positive oropharyngeal cancer is focusing on keeping high cure rates while reducing long-term side effects. These tumors respond well to therapy, but lowering treatment intensity—called “de-intensification”—must be done carefully, as removing chemotherapy early has led to worse outcomes. Clinicians are improving quality of life using precision radiation techniques like Proton Therapy to spare

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FDA Approves First All-Oral Acalabrutinib–Venetoclax Combo for CLL, Improving Outcomes and Convenience

In February 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved an all-oral combination of acalabrutinib and venetoclax for patients with CLL or SLL, marking the first U.S. approval of a BTK inhibitor plus a BCL-2 inhibitor in a pill-only regimen. The Phase 3 AMPLIFY trial showed improved outcomes over chemoimmunotherapy, with 76.5% of patients progression-free

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Cabozantinib Confirms Strong Second-Line Option After Immunotherapy in Advanced Kidney Cancer

A phase 2 study called CaboPoint shows that cabozantinib is an effective second-line treatment for patients with advanced kidney cancer whose disease has progressed after modern immunotherapy. The trial included 127 patients with advanced renal cell carcinoma who had already received checkpoint inhibitor-based treatments. Some had prior dual immunotherapy, while others had immunotherapy combined with

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Immunotherapy Plus Chemo Cuts Recurrence Risk in dMMR Stage 3 Colon Cancer, Sets New Standard

New research is changing how certain colon cancers are treated. The study focuses on patients with stage 3 colon cancer who have a genetic feature called dMMR, which affects about 15% of cases and has traditionally responded poorly to standard chemotherapy. Researchers found that adding the immunotherapy drug atezolizumab to chemotherapy after surgery reduced the

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