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    Five Things You Need to Know About Cancer Genetics - 3 day(s) ago

    A small percentage of cancers are due to inherited genetic (or germline) mutations, which can often be identified through genetic testing.

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      While most cancers happen by chance, some are passed down through family genes. Understanding cancer genetics can lead to earlier detection and better outcomes. Learn more: https://t.co/uWh29YhJhU https://t.co/SIjst9grLq

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    Years of Research Help Forge a New Path in Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment   - 12 day(s) ago

    Published: April 10, 2025Written by: Dana-Farber Editorial TeamMedical advances tend to unfold slowly over many years, fueled by successive clinical studies that build upon each other and together provide the evidence needed to change patient care. A key illustration of this point comes from a recent phase 3 clinical trial, published last October in the … Read more

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      A new treatment approach for advanced-stage Hodgkin lymphoma is showing promising results. “This treatment appears to be more effective and less toxic — and really sets a new standard,” says Margaret Shipp, MD. Learn more: https://t.co/k86Y8xaNlK

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    Microplastics and Cancer: Your Questions Answered  - 14 day(s) ago

    Could microplastics be contributing to cancer risk? Uncover the findings related to colorectal cancer in young adults and pollution.

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      Research shows microplastics can cause inflammation, damage DNA, and disrupt hormones, which may increase cancer risk. While experts like @KimmieNgMD emphasize the need for more research, there are steps you can take to reduce exposure. Learn more: https://t.co/jfGa608JQ3

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    What are Natural Killer Cells and How Do They Fight Cancer? - 18 day(s) ago

    Natural killer (NK) cells have specialized roles as part of the immune system and have shown potential for being used in cancer immunotherapy.

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      The body has secret cancer fighters—Natural Killer (NK) cells. These immune cells are the body’s first responders when cancer or infection develops, and now, scientists are testing ways to supercharge NK cells for even greater impact. Learn more: https://t.co/IynfaIQnRY https://t.co/cVkCETvDAJ

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    A Year of Advances in Genitourinary Cancer  - 25 day(s) ago

    Published: February 6, 2025Written by: Beth DoughertyMedically Reviewed By: Atish Choudhury, MD, PhD, Toni Choueiri, MD, and Mark Pomerantz, MDDana-Farber’s genitourinary cancer team is devoted to research that will advance patient care and improve patient’s lives. Recently, that research — all of it years in the making — has paid off with major achievements.  This … Read more

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      “Our focused efforts are yielding results that are helping patients today and guiding our research towards more advances in the future,” says @DrChoueiri. Learn about the research advancements @DanaFarber_GU has made this past year. https://t.co/vIyAzrKZKg

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    Understanding the Spread of Science Misinformation   - 26 day(s) ago

    Misinformation about science and health can lead individuals to make ill-informed decisions that aren’t in their best interest.

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      False health information can lead to confusion and poor decisions. Vish Viswanath, PhD, shares insights on how to spot misinformation and find trusted sources. Swipe for tips and learn more here: https://t.co/Vp1Bvr8R7X https://t.co/TVOd1A4jIl

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    AI Learns Genomic “Language” to Advance Cancer Treatment - 28 day(s) ago

    Explore the role of AI in cancer research and its impact on understanding the human genome. Discover groundbreaking advancements.

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      New research led by Bradley Bernstein and published in @CellPressNews's Cell Genomics presents an AI transformer model developed in collaboration with @Google Advanced Sciences which can predict gene expression in unseen cell types. https://t.co/34eU13oS4g https://t.co/1R2Q38oXXG

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    Persistence Pays Off for Patient with Lung Cancer  - 1 month(s) ago

    A clinical trial gave a patient new options with a targeted KRAS drug for stage IV lung cancer. Learn about this groundbreaking treatment.

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      For years, Rosemary Conway held onto hope for a treatment that could target the KRASG12D mutation driving her lung cancer. In 2023, a clinical trial gave her that chance. Read more about Rosemary’s story. https://t.co/MdawxWrD2b

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