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Short-term radiotherapy with preoperative chemotherapy followed by surgery may be efficacious with acceptable toxicity and could be used as an alternative to chemoradiotherapy among patients with locally advanced rectal cancer.

Findings from a recent study show that many oncologists have not incorporated geriatric assessment tools because of perceptions that standardized geriatric assessments are difficult to implement or do not add any value.

Multiple factors were associated with shorter time to next treatment or overall survival in a recent retrospective real-world analysis on patients with ovarian cancer.

For the treatment of MCL, a recent study found that bendamustine and rituximab was the most used frontline regimen, while BTK inhibitors were the most used agents in later lines of therapy.

Automated alerts providing recommendations in the electronic health record were shown to increase the rate of compliance with such recommendations by 5% to 10%.

Researchers describe the epidemiology, treatment, and issues in survivorship facing patients with advanced cervical cancer.

Findings from a recent study identified an unmet need for more effective first-line therapeutic options for patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic leukemia and deletion 17p, despite the advent of ibrutinib.

A recent study found that as many as half of patients with rectal cancer do not receive proper pre-treatment staging imaging, despite NCCN guideline recommendations for such imaging.

While surgical resection alone might be an inadequate approach to controlling TGCT, new treatment options may complement surgery and alleviate the clinical and economic burden among patients with TGCT who received prior surgery.

Machine learning models that were developed from multi-institutional clinicopathologic data may reduce the number of pathologically node-negative neck dissections and accurately identify patients with early OCSCC who are at highest risk for...