Erik Bengtsen, MD, described what sets psycho-oncology apart and how clinicians can open conversations on body image and sexual health.
|Slideshows|December 30, 2015
FDA Drug Approvals for Cancer in 2015
Author(s)Cancer Network Editors
This slide show highlights the 2015 FDA approvals of cancer treatments, which included therapies for melanoma, RCC, sarcoma, and lung, breast, and pancreatic cancers, as well as various hematologic malignancies.
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Alexandra Dreyfuss, MD, MS, explains why CAR T and bispecific populations are her priority for prospective radiotherapy studies in multiple myeloma.
Dr. Andrew Pecora on leading the first IV oncolytic virus trial, building a top-50 cancer center, and using AI to fix the cost of cancer care.
Ralph V. Boccia, MD, FACP, explained how community practices can build the workflow and capacity to deliver bispecific step-up dosing in an outpatient setting.
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Erik Bengtsen, MD, explained how antidepressants may improve quality of life and how he typically works with patients who decline favorable treatment.
Nikolai Strusberg, MD, discussed how proton therapy and thyroid dose affect clinical hypothyroidism risk after supraclavicular breast radiation.
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