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Teva Launches Generic Hycamtin Injection

Teva announced the launch of Topotecan Injection, the generic version of GlaxoSmithKline's Hycamtin Injection.

For Men With Prostate Cancer, Comorbidities Up Other-Cause Risk

For Men With Prostate Cancer, Comorbidities Up Other-Cause Risk

Among men with nonmetastatic prostate cancer the risk for other-cause mortality increases with the number of comorbid conditions, particularly in older men.

Risk Factors ID'd for Cutaneous Cell Carcinoma

Risk Factors ID'd for Cutaneous Cell Carcinoma

The risks of metastasis and death associated with cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma are low, but significant, and risk factors for poor outcome include tumor diameter, invasion beyond fat, poor differentiation, and location.

Study: Midlife Fitness May Protect Against Cancer

Study: Midlife Fitness May Protect Against Cancer

Men's middle-aged fitness level may protect against cancer.

Combo Antibody Therapy Effective for Melanoma

Combo Antibody Therapy Effective for Melanoma

Concurrent use of two immune checkpoint antibodies -- ipilimumab and nivolumab -- may be effective for the treatment of advanced melanoma.

Featured courses from mycme

Managing chemotherapy side effects Tumor lysis syndrome External web site

Nurses need to know how to assess a patient’s risk of TLS and the treatment goals for successful management.

0.75 CE for Nurses

Meeting the billing challenges inherent with clinical trials External web site

The integration of billing procedures into medical records introduces the need for nurses to understand billing systems and medical payors.

0.75 CE for Nurses

Understanding the impact of disparities on cancer care External web site

The issue of cancer care disparity is complex, as it is both a medical and a socioeconomic issue. Socioeconomic factors are the most universal contributors.

0.50 CE for Nurses
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