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… (Eldridge. The psychosocial influences of food choices made by cancer patients. In: Shaw (ed.) Nutrition and cancer. Chichester Black…

…e for patients following diagnosis of treatable but not curable cancer. Due to the heterogeneity of ESC services in the UK, there is a…

…ia. Most were observational (75%), with 8641 patients analysed. Cancer pain was the main indication (98%). Morphine (61%) and tramadol…

…icipants 6599 patients aged 50–55 years at diagnosis, including cardiovascular disease (n=1711), epilepsy (n=1044), cancer (n=716), rheumatoid arthrit…

…o alternative therapeutic interventions. However, their use for cancer treatment faces technical and ethical challenges that do not ap…

…vice improvement. The strong quitting success among people with cancer underscores the potential benefits of improved care transfer fo…

…Background Cancer is a systemic disease that results in broad immune alterations …

…ma (51.8%; n=73), non-small cell lung cancer (16.3%; n=23), and renal cell carcinoma (6.4%; n=9). Our result showed a significant difference between…

…late the etiology by which irAEs are initiated in patients with cancer, we utilized a unique series of syngeneic, transplantable tumor…

…or immunity and ICI efficacy in a translationally relevant BRAF melanoma tumor model which is ICI resistant.Results We first show that e…

…moral bacteria to induce ICI resistance in multiple cohorts and cancer types. High intratumoral bacteria abundance was associated with…

…ackground Antibodies and ADCs are mainstays in the treatment of cancer. However, given difficulties in achieving a deep and sustained …