My entire life I was told to respectfully question anything and everything, because questions equal answers, which provide understanding and thereby comfort—even with the uncomfortable. It’s simply in my DNA.
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network published its first patient resource aimed at informing people about the latest recommendations around hereditary and familial cancer risk. The document provides guidance on testing for inherited genetic mutations that can raise the risk of cancer.
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network included circulating tumor DNA testing in their Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. This marks the first-ever inclusion of ctDNA-MRD testing in these guidelines, representing a significant advancement in lymphoma patient care.
Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis and Cure4Cancer jointly published “Advancing Global Health Equity: Expanding the U.S.-Australia Cancer Alliance Toward an Asia-Pacific Collaborative Effort to Save Millions of Lives.”
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network updated its chronic myeloid leukemia treatment guidelines, recommending Scemblix (asciminib) for the treatment of adults with newly diagnosed Ph+ CML-CP as a category 1-preferred.