Innovations in Oncology Q2 2023
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Barriers to accessing a successful targeted liver cancer treatment within Irish healthcare system
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Multidisciplinary approach to cancer survivorship can help more patients
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Ambitious goals inspire a recently established digital cancer research centre
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Enabling personalised medicine for cancer patients across the island through digital revolution
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All-Ireland cancer research boost can help thousands of patients
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Looking to our immune system: promising advances in cellular immunotherapies
Experts say that ongoing trials surrounding CAR-T and NK cell immunotherapies have the potential to revolutionise cancer care. Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy is a form of cellular immunotherapy known as adoptive cell transfer, targeting tumour-associated antigens in cancer cells. CAR-T cells are typically developed to recognise and attack a patient’s harmful cancer cells. … Continued
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Innovations in Oncology 2024
Protected: Why bowel cancer is not only a disease of older age
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Innovations in Oncology 2024
Protected: Community effort drives cancer trials for accessible treatment and expertise
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Data is a key driver of successful outcomes for patients
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Innovations in Oncology Q2 2023
Around 2,562 people each year are diagnosed with bowel cancer in Ireland
Innovations in Oncology Q2 2023
Cancer projections and common risk factors to avoid
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Barrett’s oesophagus can progress into oesophageal cancer if not managed
A small number of people (less than 1%) with Barrett’s oesophagus can develop oesophageal cancer. Therefore, this condition must be regularly monitored to ensure cancer prevention.  The National Barrett’s Oesophagus Registry and Biobank were established in 2009 to meet the Oesophageal Cancer Fund’s aim of preventing Oesophageal Cancer through early detection.   Barrett’s oesophagus can pose cancer … Continued
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Innovations in Oncology Q2 2023
Rare cancer management can continue to improve with multidisciplinary research
Innovations in Oncology Q2 2023
Digital health: the next frontier in the global fight against cancer
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Innovations in Oncology Q2 2023
Potential for improved treatment of aggressive types of prostate cancer
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Innovations in Oncology Q2 2023
Appropriate distribution and pricing can make combination therapies more accessible
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A lung cancer community for Ireland