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Clinician reviewing longitudinal patient-reported outcomes and EQ-5D quality-of-life data in an older adult cancer cohort

Making Longitudinal Patient-Reported Outcomes Clinically Interpretable

February 2026

New guidance details valuable approaches to analyze longitudinal patient-reported outcomes when many patients die during follow-up.

Clinician reviewing longitudinal patient-reported outcomes and EQ-5D quality-of-life data in an older adult cancer cohort

Making Longitudinal Patient-Reported Outcomes Clinically Interpretable

New guidance details valuable approaches to analyze longitudinal patient-reported outcomes when many patients die during follow-up.

Informal caregiver supporting feeding for a child with cancer during mealtime

Informal Caregivers’ Feeding Experiences in Pediatric Cancer

A qualitative review shows informal caregivers adapt feeding for children with cancer, often straining home routines and wellbeing.

Patient integration concept in oncology research planning meeting with patient advocate and clinical researchers

Patient Integration in Oncology Research Gains Urgency

Patient integration in oncology research can align therapies with needs by translating science into outcomes patients value, today.

Gut microbiota dysbiosis in the colon linked to colorectal cancer risk and screening biomarkers

Can Gut Microbiota Improve Colorectal Screening?

Gut microbiota dysbiosis may shape colorectal cancer risk, with microbial signatures emerging as non-invasive screening biomarkers.

Clinician discussing smoking cessation during lung cancer screening visit

Smoking Cessation in Lung Cancer Screening Pays

In lung cancer screening eight-session counseling with short-course nicotine replacement therapy delivered the best value per quit.

Close up of a laboratory microscope lens with bright light, representing blood cancer and acute erythroid leukemia research.

Acute Erythroid Leukemia Survival Predicted by Nomograms

New nomograms improved survival prediction for acute erythroid leukemia, highlighting age and chemotherapy as factors nationwide.

Patient completing shoulder range of motion rehabilitation exercises after breast cancer surgery

Shoulder Joint Range of Motion Falls After Breast Cancer Surgery

Shoulder joint range of motion fell markedly 1 month after breast cancer surgery in Japan despite routine inpatient rehabilitation.

Healthcare professional in blue scrubs using a calculator and laptop to review medical costs and treatment data for a cost-effectiveness analysis.

Durvalumab Cost-Effectiveness in LS-SCLC Under Review

US cost-effectiveness analysis showed durvalumab in limited-stage small cell lung cancer improved survival but exceeded thresholds.

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