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July 2019 Briefing – Hematology & Oncology

Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Hematology & Oncology for July 2019. This roundup includes...
Childhood cancers have a considerable disability-adjusted life-year burden

Global Burden of Childhood Cancers Examined

Burden of childhood cancers disproportionately affects populations in resource-limited settings
Compared with the general population

Cancer Risks Examined in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

Increased incidences found for lymphoma, lung cancer (in male patients), and cervical cancer
Photobiomodulation

Light Therapy May Prevent Oral Mucositis for Some in Cancer Tx

Laser, other light tx recommended for patients treated with HSCT; head and neck RT with, without chemo
The prevalence of anal high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions

Rates of Anal Cancer Precursors High in Women Living With HIV

Authors call for new screening strategies for anal cancer prevention in women living with HIV
Nonprofit funding by cancer type is not proportionate to the burden of individual cancers

Nonprofit Funding by Cancer Type Not Proportional to Cancer Burden

Breast cancer, leukemia, lymphoma, pediatric cancers well-funded; GI, gynecologic cancers poorly funded
Overall

Prevalence of Malignancy High in Takotsubo Syndrome Patients

Those with malignancy have higher long-term mortality but no difference in short-term outcomes
There is considerable state-level variation in the economic burden of cancer

State-Level Variation Noted in Economic Burden of Cancer

Lost earnings of $94.4 billion reported in the United States in 2015
Higher consumption of sugary drinks is associated with an increased risk for overall cancer and breast cancer

Sugary Beverage Consumption Linked to Increased Cancer Risk

In prospective cohort study, consuming 100 percent fruit juice also tied to increased cancer risk
Children and young adult patients with congenital heart disease have an increased risk for developing cancer

Risk for Cancer Higher in Those With Congenital Heart Disease

Twofold higher risk for cancer seen for children, young adults with congenital heart disease