News & Publications
Stanford Medicine News: Cancer
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Stanford Medicine magazine explores cancer’s new realities
A special report on cancer in Stanford Medicine magazine looks at innovations in cancer treatment, research and education.
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Young adults don’t know what’s in nicotine products they vape
Nicotine pods used for vaping need clearer labels to help young people understand what they are inhaling, a Stanford study concludes.
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Older women with breast cancer may benefit from genetic testing
Postmenopausal women with breast cancer are as likely as Ashkenazi Jewish women to carry inherited breast-cancer mutations that can inform treatment, a Stanford study found.
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Industry-linked studies more favorable to indoor tanning, researchers say
Indoor-tanning studies with financial ties to the industry are likely to downplay risks and discuss the potential benefits of tanning, researchers have found.
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