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Dr. Oberstein on RASolute 302 and KRAS Breakthroughs in Pancreatic Cancer
In this episode of The Moonlight Shift, host Gina Mauro speaks with Paul Oberstein, MD, Director of GI Medical Oncology at NYU Langone Perlmutter Cancer Center, about findings from the phase 3 RASolute 302 trial (NCT06625320)—a major breakthrough in targeted pancreatic cancer treatment. Oberstein breaks down what these practice-changing findings mean for oncology nursing practice, clinical care, and the future of KRAS-targeted therapy.
Nurses Lead the Way in the New Era of Chronic Lung Cancer Care
When Beth Sandy, CRNP, started her career at the Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania 23 years ago, the clinical landscape for lung cancer was a stark contrast to the modern era. "I’ve seen a lot in lung cancer from the start when we only had just a couple of drugs," Sandy recalls. In those early days, a diagnosis was often a rapid crisis, with nursing care focused on high-intensity interventions and preparing patients for a very limited life expectancy.
FDA Approves Zidesamtinib for Pretreated ROS1-Positive NSCLC
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval for zidesamtinib (Jideytro), a next-generation ROS1-selective inhibitor, for the treatment of adult patients with locally advanced or metastatic ROS1-positive non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). This indication specifically applies to patients who have previously received at least one ROS1 kinase inhibitor. The approval arrived nearly two months ahead of the original target action date of Sept.
Breast Cancer Survivors Face Higher Ischemic Stroke Risk in First Year Post-Dx
Oncology nurses play a critical role in the long-term surveillance of cancer survivors, who often face a significant burden of cardiovascular morbidity following treatment. A recent large-scale, population-based cohort study has identified a time-dependent association between breast cancer diagnosis and the risk of incident ischemic stroke.
Oncology Nurses Navigate Care Challenges Amid Chemotherapy Shortage
Cancer centers across the United States are once again facing the difficult task of rationing life-saving treatments due to a burgeoning shortage of generic oncology drugs. According to recent data, hospital fill rates for cisplatin fell to 66% in June, while ifosfamide — critical for treating lymphoma and lung cancer — dropped to 37%.
Sarcoma Awareness Month: The Critical Role of Multidisciplinary Nursing
July marks Sarcoma Awareness Month, a vital period for the oncology community to focus on a group of rare malignancies that account for less than 1% of all adult cancers. Despite their rarity, sarcomas represent a significant clinical challenge due to the existence of more than 70 distinct subtypes affecting bone and soft tissue.
Ashley Feldman, NP
Articles by Ashley Feldman, NP NYU Langone experts discuss multidisciplinary care, diagnostic challenges, and nursing's role in treating rare bone and soft tissue sarcomas.
What Labour’s rail announcement could mean for the tech sector
The Labour Party has announced its plan for rail should it be elected to government. The Labour Party unveiled its vision to deliver a “unified and simplified rail system” this month, including more detail on its long-standing policy to bring passenger franchises into public ownership as contracts expire. A new body – Great British Railways – will be responsible for planning timetables, improving services, and the operation, maintenance and improvement of rail infrastructure.
Event round-up: The future of transport - improving journeys through data roundtable
techUK, with the support of Amazon Web Services, brought the UK’s transport ecosystem together to discuss digital transformation. techUK was delighted to partner with Amazon Web Services (AWS) in November 2023 to convene senior leaders from across industry and public sector to discuss the future of transport.
Let’s ensure automation of transport takes everyone on the ride
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techUK responds to PM’s Net Zero and Grid Connections Announcements
Tech industry reaction to the recent net zero and energy grid policy announcements Yesterday (20/09) Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made several significant announcements relating to the UK’s Net Zero Strategy, Planning Policy Reform and Energy Grid System. These have created a mixture of cautious optimism, slight disappointment, and uncertainty for companies in the tech sector.
Driving the future of transport - addressing the skills gap
This new report sets out five recommendations for how government and industry can ensure that the transport sector has the digital and technical skills it needs to thrive. Transforming transport through tech requires an urgent need to address the skills gap Transport is undergoing rapid digitisation.
Steps towards a smart city
By Ashley Feldman | 08 August 2022 Smart cities are nothing new. As a professional community we understand the technology, its application, and how its use can drive benefits for people, the economy, and the planet. However, in 2022, as we navigate a period of great instability, the time feels right to take stock of where the smart city movement is now and examine why delivering smart cities can still be a fraught process.
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