EPA has stopped publishing cancer risk estimates as part of its annual Air Toxics Screening Assessment, according to a team of data scientists and former federal employees at the Federation of American Scientists. The group has tracked hundreds of federal databases that have disappeared—in part or in full—since the start of the second Trump administration.
This week’s oncology headlines run the gamut—from a discussion on the long-term consequences of 9/11 on lung cancer incidence, to the promise—and limits—of cutting edge mRNA science, to major institutional leadership changes, and even the intersection of cancer and war.
