As the flagship journal of the American Cancer Society, CA publishes the latest cancer statistics, ACS guidelines, and reviews on the current state of cancer.
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New Perspectives: Patients receiving virtual sustained treatment had a 6-month quit rate nearly double that of patients receiving NCI quitline referrals. Patients using VST were nearly 4x more likely to report smoking cessation medication use.
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New in Perspectives: Research in Context 📖 New study challenges current standards of continuous-duration therapy and suggests that many standard-risk patients with newly diagnosed multiple myeloma may be able to stop treatment after 2 years.
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ALT A long-term trial published in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians challenges assumptions about lymph node radiation therapy in breast cancer. The article is featured in Wiley's Breast Cancer Awareness Month collection.
🧬In young patients w/ #BrCa, it's critical to obtain a history and assess genetic risk. A 2025 tumor board from @BrownMedicine shows how deep genetic analysis and multidisciplinary work led to a mosaic TP53 likely pathogenic variant.
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Lower overall cancer rates in Hispanic people hide excess liver, gastric, and cervical cancers. In this new editorial, @NarjustFlorezMD and Dr. Barbara Segarra-Vasquez highlight gaps in research for this vulnerable population.
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For early-stage nonsmall cell lung cancer, authors propose AI‐driven analytics and longitudinal molecular surveillance that enable appropriate escalation for high-risk patients while permitting safe de‐escalation for those at low risk.
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Cancer is the leading cause of death in Hispanic/Latino people in the US, with lung, colorectal, and breast cancers accounting for about 30% of cancer deaths in 2026.
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Limited healthcare access may contribute to cancer disparities among Hispanic people. Adults ages 18–64 are 3x as likely to be uninsured as White adults, with the 2nd-highest uninsured rate in US after American Indian & Alaska Native people.
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📊An @AmericanCancer report calculated 229,900 #cancer diagnoses and 54,200 cancer deaths among U.S. Hispanic individuals in 2026.
➡️ Study highlights disparities in cancer burden, screening, & access to care.
▪️Rebecca Siegel, MPH | @CACancerJournal
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ALT Explore articles in our Breast Cancer Awareness Month special collection, including articles from the American Cancer Society journals, International Journal of Cancer, Cancer Reports, and more.
It was so great connecting with the pediatric & AYA oncology community at #COGFall2026 in Chicago! 💜🧸
Thanks to everyone who joined our editorial meet-and-greets and shared enthusiasm for Pediatric, Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer.
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