Cancer Today

Our spring issue is online now featuring 'Survivor' winner and cancer survivor @EthanZohn, along with updates on pediatric brain cancer care and more. brnw.ch/21x0H0y

This week in cancer news: The FDA approved a drug to treat bile duct cancer, many older people diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer do not receive systemic treatment, and more. brnw.ch/21x2wVo

The first targeted therapy to treat diffuse midline glioma, an aggressive brain cancer that often affects children, was granted FDA accelerated approval in 2025. Learn what this approval means for patients. brnw.ch/21x2sQ0

What if treatment can wait? Many people with slow-growing cancers have the option to monitor the disease without immediate treatment, but the choice is a personal one. brnw.ch/21x2qTP

Talking with doctors about your priorities can help ensure that you get care that aligns with your values. We spoke to hematologist-oncologist Manan Shah about how to get started. brnw.ch/21x2qET

"Move your body. Avoid processed meats. Don't drink alcohol." Health advice seems easy until it doesn't. Cancer survivor @alexfrostwrites shares how she finds balance in Cancer Today. brnw.ch/21x2q64

Who are you? When caregiving takes time away from other parts of your life, it can feel like your identity is slipping away. Learn strategies to make space for these roles in the latest Caregiving With Confidence. brnw.ch/21x2moC @KarenBannan

Therapies that keep drugs in the bladder longer may help some people with bladder cancer avoid surgery. brnw.ch/21x2lm2

Pancreatic cancer responses to RAS targeted therapy, new findings about the thymus role in immune responses to cancer, and more from the Week in Cancer News. brnw.ch/21x2k4Y

#ICYMI: Cancer patients sometimes need dose adjustments due to low platelet counts. A recent study found that a platelet-stimulating drug may help keep treatment on schedule. brnw.ch/21x2jqT

People with liver cancer may be able to get heat ablation to destroy cancer cells instead of needing surgery. brnw.ch/21x2fmC

From 'Survivor' winner to cancer survivor, physical activity has always been a way for @EthanZohn to feel revitalized. Learn about his experience and his work to promote exercise in cancer care. brnw.ch/21x2dFS

"We're seeing discrimination playing out in the health care setting, actual and feared." Transgender and bisexual cancer survivors face unique barriers to health care. brnw.ch/21x2cPl

As a child, your parents probably encouraged you to eat your vegetables. Now, research shows eating your veggies may help protect against cancer. Cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and Brussels sprouts help lower the risk of colon cancer. Learn how: brnw.ch/21x2bFM

#ICYMI: Many people face barriers that keep them from participating in clinical research. A recent study found financial resources may be one of the most impactful factors. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x29sD

In a new report, researchers outlined the top global causes of liver cancer—and how the disease can be prevented. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x28sP

This week in cancer news: People with heart, kidney, or metabolic conditions are at higher risk for cancer, pooled cord blood therapy was found safe in blood cancers, and more. brnw.ch/21x27jA

#ICYMI: Is it safe for people with alveolar soft part sarcoma to receive immunotherapy for long periods of time? Learn what research presented at @AACR Annual Meeting 2026 found: brnw.ch/21x23lV #AACR26

Cancer patients with more financial resources are more likely to join a clinical trial. Read about common barriers to participation and what can be done about them. brnw.ch/21x233L @Richard_Hoehn @DrWinkfield

#ICYMI: We were in San Diego covering the @AACR Annual Meeting 2026. Check out all the meeting highlights: brnw.ch/21x22ql #AACR26

The @AACR Scientist↔Survivor Program equips advocates with the scientific knowledge to share new research with patients in their own communities. Learn more about the 2026 edition of this program: brnw.ch/21x21eO #AACR26