Battle metaphors can inspire some people but can also harm by implying winners, losers, or personal responsibility for disease outcomes beyond anyone’s control. Using language that follows the patient ...
For decades, breast cancer survivors going through menopause have been told that hormone therapy is off-limits—full stop. But new analyses and a 2025 expert consensus paper suggest that there may be ...
The first detailed molecular map of human bone marrow, created by WEHI researchers using state-of-the-art spatial technology, with each colour representing a different cell type. Researchers from WEHI ...
Specialized young-adult oncology programs are expanding to address life-stage vulnerabilities, including childcare, education, early-career instability, and limited financial reserves relative to ...
As breast density notification becomes more widespread, millions of women are learning they have dense breasts - an important ...
An international team of researchers, led by Peggi Angel, Ph.D., at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, mapped the biology of ...
Researchers are rethinking how we target bowel cancer growth pathways, using patient-derived organoids to identify whether ...
Words matter. For some cancer patients, language like "fight", or "battle" feels empowering. But for others it can lead to guilt, exhaustion, or fear of being seen as "giving up". Kevin Byrne, MD In ...
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