Cancer Today

A magazine from the @AACR that educates and empowers cancer patients, survivors and caregivers.

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The fall 2026 issue of Cancer Today magazine is available with stories on the expanding role of antibody-drug conjugates, and much more. https://t.co/Q3wi6MgSbc

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How can you manage existing challenges in life when diagnosed with cancer? Your Cancer Guide suggests strategies to address those when suddenly dealing with cancer. https://t.co/3WPB31iYR8

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Cancers often develop resistance to treatment even after dramatic responses to targeted therapy. Learn about new approaches researchers are exploring to manage treatment resistance and extend survival. https://t.co/InXXnTIXZh

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Total thyroidectomy was once the standard treatment for patients with thyroid cancer, but research suggests more people can be safely treated with partial gland removal. Learn more: https://t.co/wvJMRX9dD4

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A targeted therapy blocks may boost the effect of platinum chemotherapy in epithelial ovarian cancer and some related cancer types after the cancer has grown resistant. Learn more. https://t.co/lYeKI18VSw @AngelesSecord @GynCancerMD

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Tissue analyses offer clues about what makes early-onset colorectal cancers different; new guidelines provide cancer caregivers with supportive resources; and more from the Week in Cancer News. https://t.co/g8VZFobjTQ

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Learn how people with a cancer history are turning toward activity groups to find shared connection and move forward after treatment. https://t.co/lwOkHjHEIx

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#ICYMI: How can clinical trials better reflect patient populations? Learn about some ongoing initiatives to build community trust, presented last month at the AACR Conference on the Science of Cancer Health Disparities https://t.co/p0qdq29gAG #AACRdisp26

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Tissue analyses offer clues about what makes early-onset colorectal cancers different; new guidelines provide cancer caregivers with supportive resources; and more from the Week in Cancer News. https://t.co/g8VZFobjTQ

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Rooms With Personality: The Sweet Dream Project provides bedding and decor to children staying in the hospital for cancer treatment. Learn more: https://t.co/f73IfiGluw

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Antibody-drug conjugates combine chemotherapy and targeted antibodies to deliver more precise cancer treatment. Learn how they are changing cancer care: https://t.co/cj5SNhRWK5

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If you're about to start chemotherapy, you likely have a lot of questions. To help you prepare for your first infusion, we asked an oncology nurse what to expect during a typical appointment. Read her response: https://t.co/pI5n9sr1h6

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At @AACR Conference on the Science of Cancer Health Disparities last month, researchers and patient advocates spoke about efforts to earn the trust and participation of patients in more communities. https://t.co/HZVNAYqNQx #AACRdisp26

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After cancer treatment, survivors may feel unsteady, especially if they are experiencing fatigue or peripheral neuropathy. Activities like tai chi and water aerobics help them stay active and supported. Read more: https://t.co/wJpG3pMxrI

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Shira Kupperman Boehler was diagnosed with lung cancer at 43. Based on her experience, she argues lung cancer screening should be made available to more people, especially nonsmoking young women. Read our conversation with Boehler: https://t.co/TLJ849Sx6h

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Many melanoma patients are treated with immunotherapy whether cancer is found in a lymph node or not, but a recent study found that sentinel node biopsies may still improve outcomes. https://t.co/IIoTXUw87o

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This week in cancer news: Results presented at #ESMO26 show a personalized vaccine lowers the risk of recurrence in melanoma, the FDA expands approval for a treatment combo in HRR-mutated prostate cancer, and more. https://t.co/SdwGNkhwFI

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Self-acupressure, a technique rooted in ancient Chinese medicine, may offer some ovarian cancer survivors a low-cost, convenient way to relieve cancer-related fatigue.

Learn more: https://t.co/jDkVod9rG8

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Cervical cancer cases among young women in the U.S. dropped by nearly 30% over two decades. But certain states have seen steeper declines than others. See how much rates went down in your state: https://t.co/b4PY3grWoR

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What should you do if a loved one refuses to start cancer treatment? We asked a clinical psychologist for advice. Read his suggestions: https://t.co/vWuwgvkBMO

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Next-generation sequencing is a powerful tool, especially for patients with advanced cancer, but a recent study suggests disparities persist in genomic testing that underscore the need for interventions. Read more in Cancer Today magazine: https://t.co/mmswDVaD4m @NewsyLindsey