Cancer Advances

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August 20, 2026

Redefining Resectability in Advanced Rectal Cancer

What happens when a cancer is deemed unresectable? In this episode, Dr. Haniee Chung discusses how multidisciplinary care is expanding treatment options for patients with advanced and recurrent rectal cancer. She highlights the role of tumor board review, neoadjuvant therapy, robotic surgery and specialized supportive services, and explains why referral to a dedicated multivisceral cancer program may uncover options previously thought impossible.

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August 20, 2026

Redefining Resectability in Advanced Rectal Cancer

August 5, 2026

Preserving Vision, Expanding Options in Uveal Melanoma

As new therapies move through clinical trials, the management of uveal melanoma is entering a period of significant change. In this episode of Cancer Advances, Arun Singh, MD, discusses emerging strategies to avoid radiation,…

July 23, 2026

Integrating Goals-of-Care Discussions in Oncology Practice

How can oncologists initiate meaningful goals-of-care discussions earlier in the disease course? In this episode, Dr. Natalie Jacobowski outlines practical communication strategies, including language, timing and approaches t…

July 9, 2026

Building Smarter Testicular Cancer Data Sets with Large Language Models

How can better data improve decision-making in a curable but nuanced disease like testicular cancer? This episode explores how large language models can turn unstructured clinical notes into actionable insights, helping clini…

June 18, 2026

Pre-Taxane Lutetium in Prostate Cancer: Changing the Treatment Algorithm

Is there a role for earlier integration of lutetium PSMA therapy in mCRPC management? Emerging evidence supports its use in the pre-taxane setting, prompting a shift in sequencing decisions. This episode outlines patient sele…

June 4, 2026

Rethinking "More Is Better": Deescalating Cancer Care

As cancer care becomes increasingly personalized, treatment deescalation is emerging as a key strategy to balance efficacy with quality of life. In this episode of Cancer Advances, Jame Abraham, MD, Enterprise Chair of Hemato…

May 21, 2026

Using Dynamic Models to Inform Treatment and Prognosis in AML

How can we better predict progression and outcomes in a disease where treatment decisions must be made in days, sometimes hours? In this episode of Cancer Advances, Moaath Mustafa Ali, MD, MPH, discusses emerging longitudinal…

May 14, 2026

Preserving Fertility During Pelvic Radiation: A Multidisciplinary Surgical Approach

Young patients requiring pelvic radiation face limited fertility preservation options. In this episode of Cancer Advances, Robert DeBernardo, MD, and Johanna Kelley, MD, both gynecologic oncologists at Cleveland Clinic, discu…

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