Erik Bengtsen, MD, explained how antidepressants may improve quality of life and how he typically works with patients who decline favorable treatment.
|Slideshows|November 26, 2015
November 2015 News Roundup
Author(s)Cancer Network Editors
In this November news roundup we highlight some of the top stories of the month, including several FDA approvals, new breast cancer guidelines, and more.
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Nikolai Strusberg, MD, discussed how proton therapy and thyroid dose affect clinical hypothyroidism risk after supraclavicular breast radiation.
Ralph V. Boccia, MD, FACP, compared MRD data with Tec-Dara and Tal-Dara and explained how sustained MRD negativity is reshaping myeloma care.
Alexandra Dreyfuss, MD, MS, weighs bridging vs consolidative radiotherapy strategies around CAR T-cell infusion in myeloma.
In a phase 1 trial of patients with platinum-sensitive high-grade ovarian cancer, a personalized neoantigen vaccine plus nivolumab caused no unexpected safety signals.
The new guidelines include 10 recommendations spanning extended molecular testing, JAK inhibitor use, anemia management, and other areas in myelofibrosis.
Erik Bengtsen, MD, shares a key depression screening question and explains when oncologists can start a low-dose antidepressant.
Heath Skinner, MD, PhD, discussed the 4 focus areas of the 2026 Radiation Oncology Conference and what it takes to implement new radiation service lines.
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