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Guest author blog about top ways a registered dietician can help mesothelioma and other respiratory cancer patients.

A new cancer treatment (known as monoclonal antibodies) is helping COVID-19 patients with underlying conditions avoid hospitalization.

A promising new artificial intelligence (AI) tool could streamline the process of identifying mesothelioma tumors in patients.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave its final approval for the chemotherapy drug Pemfexy (pemetrexed) after years of legal battles.

Preliminary data from a study done by Targovax show a numerical advantage in Progression-Free Survival in patients treated with ONCOS-102.

Phase II of a clinical trial involving surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy is actively recruiting patients with pleural mesothelioma.

Mesothelioma patients may experience insomnia if treatments or symptoms are too severe. Here are some tips to improve sleep.

Each year, members of the medical community, non-profits, and patient organizations join forces to bring lung cancer back into the public eye.

Phase II of a clinical trial is recruiting mesothelioma patients to test the effectiveness of two immunotherapy medications in combination.

Results of a recent Phase 3 clinical trial lead researchers to believe immunotherapy drug Ofev is ineffective. Here are the details.

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5 Ways Registered Dietitians Can Help with Respiratory Cancers