Cancer Health Treatment Update Happy New Year from all of us at Cancer Health! Cancer Health Treatment Update 2022 Top Cancer Health Science Stories Advances in immunotherapy, new drug approvals and news about hard-to-treat cancers caught readers attention this year. Stem Cell Transplant Patients Don't Need a Restricted Diet People who followed a protective diet and those on a standard hospital diet had a similar likelihood of infections. FDA OKs New Targeted Therapy for Acute Myeloid Leukemia Rezlidhia (olutasidenib) is approved as a targeted treatment option for adults whose acute myeloid leukemia carries the IDH1 mutation. Meditation Benefits for People with Cancer Meditation, which encompasses a wide variety of practices to calm the mind and body, may help relieve anxiety, depression and pain.  News from the American Society of Hematology Conference Read reports from this annual conference on leukemia, lymphoma and other blood cancers. News From the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium See all our reports from this major annual breast cancer conference. Advertisement Cancer Health now offers individual newsletters for people interested in specific cancer types. Get the latest cancer news tailored to your needs and interests delivered to your inbox. To update your preferences and start getting cancer-specific newsletters, please visit your personal preferences page. News About COVID-19 See all Cancer Health's coverage of COVID-19, including how it affects people living with cancer. For more news about the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, visit our sister site, COVID Health.com. Cancer Health Winter 2023 Check out our latest print edition! Newsfeed Rock Legends Andy Taylor and Tim Commerford Reveal Prostate Cancer Diagnoses Over 100 New Genetic Risk Factors Linked to Colorectal Cancer Haven’t Seen Your Doctor in a Few Years? You May Need to Find a New One Western Region has Highest Prostate Cancer Mortality Among White Men in U.S.; Black Men Face Highest Prostate Cancer Mortality Overall Blog: National Cancer Institute Can Chemotherapy Drugs Be Designed to Avoid Side Effects? Cancer Screening Guidelines Often Lack Information on Potential Harms Bariatric Surgery May Reduce the Risk of Some Common Cancers Molecule Released by Metabolism Neutralizes T Cells Near IDH-Mutant Tumors Newsfeed Rock Legends Andy Taylor and Tim Commerford Reveal Prostate Cancer Diagnoses Over 100 New Genetic Risk Factors Linked to Colorectal Cancer Haven’t Seen Your Doctor in a Few Years? You May Need to Find a New One Western Region has Highest Prostate Cancer Mortality Among White Men in U.S.; Black Men Face Highest Prostate Cancer Mortality Overall Blog: National Cancer Institute Can Chemotherapy Drugs Be Designed to Avoid Side Effects? Cancer Screening Guidelines Often Lack Information on Potential Harms Bariatric Surgery May Reduce the Risk of Some Common Cancers Molecule Released by Metabolism Neutralizes T Cells Near IDH-Mutant Tumors

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