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For patients with recurrent metastatic HER2-positive breast cancer, new therapies such as margetuximab will expand treatment options. Read More ›

To help inform treatment decision-making, guidelines have been developed on surveillance mammography for early breast cancer survivors who are ≥75 years of age. Read More ›

Patients reported satisfaction with nurse-led telephone end-of-treatment follow-up experiences; therefore, permanent modifications may be warranted. Read More ›

Breast cancer survival disparities persist even after adjusting for sociodemographic factors, tumor characteristics, and NCCN guideline–appropriate treatment, suggesting that social and environmental factors can impact survival. Read More ›

Interfacility variation in efforts to eliminate the use of unnecessary breast cancer procedures highlights the need for more formalized deimplementation plans. Read More ›

Northside Hospital Cancer Institute is Georgia’s largest and most comprehensive community cancer care provider. With a network of more than 55 cancer locations and the highest number of board-certified oncologists in the state, it diagnoses and treats more new cases of cancer each year than any other community cancer program in Georgia. Read More ›

A recent Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) Stat poll asked healthcare leaders, “Will your practice add advanced practice providers (APPs) in 2021?” The majority (55%) said “yes,” compared with 45% who responded “no.” Read More ›

A diagnosis of breast cancer can cause stress and depression, especially in younger women. According to findings from a recent clinical trial, behavioral interventions may help decrease symptoms of depression and reduce anxiety, fatigue, and sleep disturbances in younger breast cancer survivors. Read More ›