Investigating the Preferences and Requirements of Patients and Healthcare Providers for a Physical Activity Program During Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer

• by D. Carolina Andrade, Loni Parrish, Courtney Harriss, Lindsay L. Peterson, Ryan P. Duncan, Jingqin Luo, Maura M. Kepper, Christine Marx, Mary C. Politi, Elizabeth A. Salerno

• December 12, 2025

Parents’ Perspectives on Using Computerized Cognitive Training to Manage Cognitive Late Effects in Children With Cancer: Qualitative Descriptive Study

• by Tao Liu, Lin Mo, Feisal Hasen, Shishuang Zhou, Cho Lee Wong, XueMei Tang, Ting Han

• October 13, 2026

Malignant transformation of lower-grade glioma: contrast enhancement, extent of resection, and the natural history under interval-censored analysis

• by Baran Atli, Maximilian Wartha, Matthias Gmeiner, Martin Aichholzer, Serge Weis, Dominik Vorhauer, Helga Wagner, Tanja Hauer, Carlo Serra, Petra Böhm, Michael Sonnberger, Nico Stroh-Holly, Stefan Aspalter, Kathrin Aufschnaiter, Tobias Rossmann, Maria Gollwitzer, Jawed Ziai, Annette Leibetseder, Josef Pichler, Wolfgang Thomae, Christian Dorfer, Andreas Gruber, Harald Stefanits, Philip Rauch

• September 22, 2026

Breast Cancer De-Escalation: Defining When Less Treatment Is Enough

The evolution of breast cancer care is increasingly challenging a long-standing assumption in oncology: that greater treatment intensity necessarily translates into better outcomes.

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• October 13, 2026

• 9 min