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According to this study, patients with locoregionally advanced head and neck cancer with a higher risk of cancer progression relative to competing mortality, defined by a higher ω score, selectively benefit from more intensive treatment.

“This study for the first time systematically examined the risks of injuries during the cervical diagnostic workup,” said corresponding author Qing Shen, PhD.

Researchers indicated these findings provide evidence of the importance of increased moderate to vigorous physical activity and decreased sitting for improved health in older adults with or without a prior cancer diagnosis.