American Society of Clinical Oncology - Clinical Cancer Advances 2017

Advance of the Year: Immunotherapy 2.0

Advances in Cancer Treatment Beyond Immunotherapy

Advances in Pacient Care

Advances in Tumor Biology

Cancer Risk, Prevention, and Screening

Looking to the Future

Cancer Risk, Prevention, and Screening - -

Artigo	Autor(es)	Referência
Identification of a Variety of Mutations in Cancer Predisposition Genes in Patients With Suspected Lynch Syndrome.	Yurgelun Matthew B, Allen Brian, Kaldate Rajesh R, Bowles Karla R, Judkins Thaddeus, Kaushik Praveen, Roa Benjamin B, Wenstrup Richard J, Hartman Anne-Renee, Syngal Sapna	Gastroenterology. 2015 Sep; 149(Sep):604-13.e20. doi: 10.1053/j.gastro.2015.05.006. pii: S0016-5085(15)00678-2.

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Combined Modality Therapy	-
Longer Hormone Therapy Further Reduces Breast Cancer Recurrence	-
New Concerns About Laparoscopic Rectal Cancer Surgery	-
Targeted Therapy	-

Addressing Health Literacy in The Era of Precision Medicine	-
Better Way to Prevent Chemotherapy-Triggered Nause	-
Patient Navigation Program Improves Compliance With Cancer Therapy	-
Patient Self-Reporting of Symptoms Improves Care	-

Additional Genes Linked to Ovarian Cancer Risk	-
Broader Testing Uncovers Unexpected Cancer Predisposition Gene Mutations	-
Daily Vitamin B Reduces Skin Cancer Risk	-
Many Children With Cancer May Carry Hereditary Gene Mutations	-
New Understanding of Barriers to Cancer Screening Among Latinas	-
Pancreatic Cancer Susceptibility Genes Identified, and New Opportunities for Screening and Prevention	-

Checkpoint Inhibitors work well Against Hypermutated Cancers	-
Emerging Clues on Patient Selection	-
Progress With Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors 10	-

Expanding Targeted Therapy Options for Ovarian Cancer	-
Liquid Biopsies Help Personalize Cancer Therapy	-