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Plain-English cancer knowledge from the experts.
The same expertise that powers your personalized report — on choosing the right doctor, understanding clinical trials, and making informed treatment decisions.
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Is 4mm to 8mm in a year not a significant change?
A patient asks Dr. Jason Sager about a lung nodule that grew from 4mm to 8mm and the recommended Lung-RADS follow-up.
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My dad was just diagnosed with prostate cancer. I’m not sure how to process this.
Dr. Jason Sager responds to someone trying to support a father newly diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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What current clinical trials are underway for targeted therapies for KRAS G12R?
Dr. Jason Sager discusses potential next steps, clinical trials, radiation, and surgical expertise for a patient with locally advanced pancreatic cancer and KRAS G12R.
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How Does Your Oncologist Choose Cancer Treatments?
Most treatment plans come from national guidelines — usually the right first step. Here's how oncologists decide, and when it makes sense to explore something more.
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How to Choose the Right Oncologist or Cancer Surgeon
Choosing the right oncologist or surgeon is one of the most important decisions a cancer patient can make. Key questions to ask, when to seek a second opinion, and how to find advanced care.
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Cancer's Magic Bullet: Antibody Drug Conjugates
An exciting frontier in cancer treatment over 100 years in the making. Alice's story, the science of ADCs, the arrival of Enhertu, and what these targeted therapies mean for patients.
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What Causes Cancer? What We Know and What We Don't
Cancer's onset is rarely a single event. A clear look at the established risk factors, the cellular mechanisms behind cancer, and the areas still under active research.
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Patient Guide to Understanding Types of Cancer
How cancer begins, why cancers are named for their origin, how staging works, and the main categories — carcinomas, sarcomas, leukemias, lymphomas, and CNS cancers.
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Vaccinations During Cancer Treatment: A Comprehensive Guide
Cancer and its treatment can weaken the immune system. A detailed guide to live vs. inactivated vaccines, COVID-19 and flu shots, and vaccine safety for patients and caregivers.
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MSI-H/MMR: An Essential Guide for Cancer Patients
MSI-H and MMR status can influence your prognosis, your response to immunotherapy, and even hereditary risk. Here's what every cancer patient should understand about this testing.
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Journey Through Time: Major Milestones in the Battle Against Cancer
From ancient Egypt to CRISPR and liquid biopsies — a journey through the major milestones in cancer research and treatment, and what they mean for patients today.
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The Cancer Patient's Guide to Clinical Trials
The NCCN says the best management of any cancer patient is in a clinical trial — yet only 3-5% participate. A comprehensive guide to trial phases, benefits, placebos, and how to find the right one.
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The One Test Every Cancer Patient Should Know
We believe all high-risk cancer patients should get NextGeneration tumor sequencing. What the test does, who should get it, and how to ask your oncologist for it.
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What Are Innovative Treatments and Why Should I Consider Them?
Innovative treatments — mainly found in clinical trials — represent the best hope for longer, healthier lives for many cancer patients. The Keytruda story shows why.
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Does It Matter Which Oncologist I See or What Medical Center I Go To?
Where a cancer patient is treated can greatly affect their outcome. Here's why your first oncologist rarely offers innovative options — and how to find the expert you need.
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'Tumors Melted Away': What the Year's Biggest Story in Cancer Really Means for Patients
In June 2022, all 18 patients in a rectal cancer study had their tumors melt away — a 100% response rate. What this checkpoint-inhibitor breakthrough could mean for other cancer patients.
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