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Five major strategies exist for reducing acute care for patients with cancer

Five Strategies to Reduce Acute Care for Cancer Patients ID’d

Findings include enhanced care coordination, early palliative care, and new loci for urgent cancer care
Circulating tumor cell status is predictive of radiotherapy benefit in early-stage breast cancer

CTC Status Predicts RT Benefit in Early-Stage Breast Cancer

CTC status linked to longer overall survival in those undergoing breast conserving surgery
Oculo-visual problems among adult retinoblastoma survivors are associated with patient-reported vision-targeted health-related quality of life

In Retinoblastoma Survivors, Oculo-Visual Issues Tied to QoL

Oculo-visual problems associated with functional status, vision-targeted health-related quality of life
For patients with locally advanced esophageal cancer

Nodal Response to Pre-Op Tx Tied to Survival in Esophageal Cancer

Survival benefit of nodal response maintained among patients with nodal, but not primary response
For hospitalized adults with serious illness

Palliative Care Consult Can Cut Hospital Costs in Seriously Ill

PCC linked to reduction in hospital costs for hospitalized adults with serious illness
For patients with non-small-cell lung cancer

Clinical Upstaging of NSCLC Seen With Each Progressive Week

For clinical stage 1 NSCLC, 21.7 percent of patients upstaged after 1 week; 31.5 percent after 8 weeks
Physicians should be aware of the correct protocol for

Practices Should Be Aware of Correct Way to Fire Employees

Practices should be aware of basic employment laws in their state, which vary with number of employees
Among the general population

Knowledge of Causes of Cancer Low in General Population

Awareness of actual cancer causes higher than that of mythical causes

April 2018 Briefing – Hematology & Oncology

Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Hematology & Oncology for April 2018. This roundup includes...
Simultaneous liver-kidney transplant recipients' peripheral blood cells have unique phenotypic and functional characteristics that are associated with donor-specific hypo-alloresponsiveness

Liver-Kidney Recipients Have Donor-Specific Hypo-Responses

Unique characteristics ID'd in peripheral blood cells of simultaneous liver-kidney transplant recipients