Daily Insulin Dose Tied to Cancer Risk in Patients With Type 1 Diabetes
Daily insulin dose linked to cancer risk in multivariable model, with increasing cancer incidence in low-, medium-, high-dose insulin groups.
Oncology
DermDx: Flesh-Colored Papule Above Lip
A 76-year-old Black woman presents for evaluation of a fleshed-colored bump above her lip that has been slowly growing over the last year. Can you make the diagnosis?
A Banana a Day May Keep Upper GI Cancers Away
For patients with Lynch disease, taking a daily supplement containing resistant starch reduced upper gastrointestinal cancers by more than half.
Surgical Oncology NPs Streamline Care After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
NP-led initial visits following breast cancer diagnosis lead to earlier time to appointment and increased patient satisfaction.
Risk for Cardiovascular Disease Increased for Adult Cancer Survivors
Risk for CVD, heart failure, and stroke significantly increased after adjustment for cardiovascular risk factors.
Early-Onset Pancreatic Cancer Increased in White and Hispanic Women
Researchers examined trends of early- and late-onset pancreatic cancer across different sex and racial and ethnic groups in the US.
USPSTF Recommends Against Vitamin E, Beta-Carotene Use for CVD and Cancer Prevention
The USPSTF reviewed 17459 unique citations and 379 full-text articles to assess the benefits and harms of vitamin and mineral supplementation in healthy adults.
Healthy Plant-Based Diet May Cut Breast Cancer Risk
Adherence to unhealthful plant-based diet linked to increased risk of ER+ breast cancer and lobular carcinoma.
Decreases in Breast, Cervical Cancer Screening From 2018 to 2020
The researchers found that after 4 years, there was a 6% decrease in past-year BC screening between 2018 and 2020 and an 11% decrease in CC screening.
Eating Red Meat May Up Colorectal Cancer Risk in Black Women
Intake of unprocessed red meat associated with 33% increased risk for colorectal cancer per 100 g/day in Black women.
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