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E-cigarette smoke associated with lung cancer, inflammation, as federal agencies respond to vaping deaths

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E-cigarette smoke associated with lung cancer, inflammation, as federal agencies respond to vaping deaths

By Alexandria Carolan and Matthew Bin Han Ong

E-cigarette smoke, like tobacco smoke, may, in fact, cause cancer, new studies suggest.

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Museum malignancy:
What the Sacklers and Philip Morris have in common

By Alan Blum

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Real-world data, evidence should be leveraged in clinical research to better include and ultimately treat larger patient populations

By Sarah Alwardt

In Brief

Brown named Syapse chief medical officer

Barker, Fingert, Hayes-Jordan and Vadaparampil named to NCAB

Virginia Tech announces cancer research initiative

Ribas, Jaffee, Eshhar, Samelson, Seed and Weiss share Coley awards for immunology

Cambridge's Nik-Zainal wins Josef Steiner Cancer Research prize

Backman named associate director for research technology at Northwestern

City of Hope provides cancer support services to Amazon employees

NCI grant UNC to help patients navigate costs of cancer care

Third Edition of Cancer Atlas highlights patterns and inequities in cancer burden

Clinical Roundup

UCLA opens CAR T-cell trial focused on the most common types of lymphoma, leukemia

Results from STELLAR trial in MPM published in The Lancet Oncology

IASLC invites comments on “Multidisciplinary Recommendations for Pathologic Assessment of Lung Cancer Resection Specimens Following Neoadjuvant Therapy”

Expert second opinion improves reliability of melanoma diagnoses

Drugs & Targets

Xenikos receives Fast Track designation for T-Guard for steroid-refractory SR-aGVHD

Flatiron announces clinical decision support application through Epic's App Orchard

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