Among young oncologists, women encounter more difficulties than men in attending conferences and this may affect their professional satisfaction. This is the key message of a survey conducted by a group of researchers of the [more]
Labels containing warnings on the health risks associated with alcohol consumption are usually not noticed and remembered by teenagers, who should be in principle among the main targets. According to a study published in the Jou [more]
Despite the prominent global debate on the ethics of technology and the increasing need for technology assessment before approval, anticipatory approaches, especially in oncology, are still in their infancy In the age of artificial intelligence [more]
Launched in late June this year, the 2019 WHO Report “Offer help to quit tobacco use” claims that 5 billion people (65% of the world’s population) are exposed to at least one measure to control the [more]
A new study on the allocation of research funding in the United States concluded that highly deadly cancer types are under-supported. This may be at least partially due to the impact of emotional choices on [more]
The potential for combining radiotherapy with immunotherapy is enormous, yet experts say that radio-immunotherapy still has a long way to go before entering into routine clinical practice One of the hot topics discussed at ESTRO38, [more]