Technical Hiccups in the Renovated Gaiļezers Buildings: Real or Imagined Drama?
Concerns have been raised about the functioning of ventilation systems in the recently renovated Gaiļezers medical buildings in Latvia after the hospital's relocation.
Accept what has happened and regain peace – calls to apply for oncology patient support programs
A Latvian patient shares her journey through cancer treatment and emphasizes the importance of support programs for psychological recovery.
Thieves invade company and take R$ 572 thousand in oncology and hemotherapy medications in Ribeirão Preto
A pharmaceutical distributor in Ribeirão Preto reported a theft of over R$ 572,000 in oncology and hemotherapy medications.
Monitor Polski from February 26, 2026 (no. 245-247)
The article reports on various governmental resolutions and announcements from the Polish Council of Ministers, including a strategy to combat money laundering and financing of terrorism, and an investment program for modernizing oncology infrastructure.
ONCOLOGY: 5 Things Women Can Do to Reduce Cancer Risk
Women can take important preventive steps to reduce their cancer risk based on expert recommendations from an oncologist.
Oncological treatment enters a new era
Spanish centers are adopting advanced technologies for more precise cancer diagnoses and treatments.
We will survive, but we are often exhausted. This is not often talked about in the office, says the coordinator of a survey on the lives of cancer patients
The article discusses the psychological and emotional challenges faced by cancer patients, particularly those undergoing the 'watch and wait' treatment approach, highlighting their struggle to balance everyday life and the lack of awareness regarding clinical trial opportunities.
Cancer Therapy: When the Patient Co-Decides
Cancer patients benefit when they are directly involved in decision-making about their treatment, with some clinics already showing a change in approach.
Gpaci Hospital completes renovation two years after flood that inundated facility in Sorocaba
Gpaci Hospital in Sorocaba, Brazil, has completed its renovation two years after being flooded, enhancing its facilities for patient care and safety.
New feline cancer genome could benefit humans
A new study suggests that genetic mutations causing cancer in cats could provide insights for human cancer treatments.
Pancreatic cancer, with this drug a decisive turning point approaches: the approval of Aifa
A new drug, Olaparib, is set to be approved for the treatment of metastatic pancreatic cancer, marking a significant advance in the battle against this deadly disease.
Doctor's Bills Spark Debate: Cancer Patient Paid 573 Euros for One Hour of Telemedicine
A cancer patient expressed shock after receiving a bill of 573 euros for a one-hour telemedicine consultation at the private oncology hospital Docrates Mehiläinen in Finland.
More children survive cancer – even difficult diagnoses
Advances in research and healthcare have led to improved treatment outcomes for pediatric cancer patients in Sweden.
Monitor Polski from February 20, 2026 (item 233)
The article discusses a resolution by the Council of Ministers in Poland regarding the establishment of an investment program for modern oncological infrastructure in Szczecin.
USA: Cats Could Help in Finding Treatments for Some Breast Cancers
An international team of scientists suggests that cats could improve our understanding of, and potentially help in treating, certain breast cancers.
The largest genetic map of cat cancer paves the way for shared treatments with humans
A new comprehensive genetic study reveals that cats share many types of cancer with humans, potentially leading to therapeutic advancements for both species.
Health Basket for 2026: More than 50% of the Budget for Oncology, More Medicines for Mental Health
The 2026 Health Basket Committee in Israel presented its list of new medicines and technologies to the Health Minister, allocating 650 million shekels, with over 50% earmarked for oncology.
The University Hospital Olomouc opened a new oncology pavilion
The University Hospital in Olomouc, Czechia, has inaugurated a new pavilion dedicated to oncology treatment and care.
The future of oncological operations, which is the only chance for many to preserve their organs – will be decided this spring in the pilot project
A proposal to include a new type of oncology surgery in the list of state-funded services has been prepared as part of a pilot project in Latvia.
Good News in the Fight Against Cancer: 'Yellow Hill' Offers Patients Something They Have Never Experienced Before
The Masaryk Oncology Institute in Brno is set to open a new patient-friendly entrance pavilion and a state-of-the-art cancer prevention center, marking a significant development in its history.
Leukemia Leads Cases of Childhood Cancer Among Pediatric Oncology Patients at HRBA
In 2025, 74% of confirmed childhood cancer diagnoses at the Hospital Regional do Baixo Amazonas were leukemia cases.
Brain Gliomas: A Distinct Form of Cancer
This article discusses brain gliomas, a rare form of brain cancer that originates from glial cells, and includes insights from Dr. Evangelia Razi on their characteristics and treatment.
When does fever become a symptom of childhood cancer?: head of the Pediatric Oncology department at Solca explains the need for rapid diagnosis
The article highlights the need for early diagnosis of childhood cancer in Ecuador, where annual new cases are significant yet many are diagnosed at advanced stages.
Childhood Cancer Day: the key challenge in facing tumors that appear and grow with a different logic
Argentina faces between 1300 and 1400 new childhood cancer cases each year, necessitating improved early detection due to the unique biological origins of these tumors.
Desperate parents cryogenically freeze dying two-year-old daughter's brain
Parents of a terminally ill two-year-old preserved her brain through cryonic freezing after conventional treatments failed to save her life.
In Italy, there is a disheartening disparity in the treatment of children's cancers: families need to be helped
On World Childhood Cancer Day, a Bologna expert highlights significant disparities in pediatric oncology care and calls for greater attention and investment to ensure children's right to health and treatment.
Health: a parade, songs and a meeting to raise awareness about childhood cancer at Hospital Austral
The Hospital Universitario Austral held an event with a parade and celebrations to raise awareness about childhood cancer in honor of World Childhood Cancer Day.
Regional Hospital of Baixo Amazonas treats 144 children in oncology in Santarém
The Regional Hospital of Baixo Amazonas provided pediatric oncology care to 144 children in 2025, with a majority diagnosed with leukemia.
RJ inaugurates institute dedicated to cancer treatment; state has 100 new confirmed cases per day
The state of Rio de Janeiro has inaugurated the State Institute of Oncology of Baixada Fluminense amid nearly 100 new cancer diagnoses daily.
Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment: Advanced CAR-T Cell Therapy Applied to a Child for the First Time in Lithuania
Lithuania has successfully implemented advanced CAR-T cell therapy for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, marking a significant milestone in cancer treatment.
The National Oncology Network Under Scrutiny. Why Don't Patients Still Have Equal Access to Treatment?
The National Oncology Network in Poland faces criticism for failing to ensure equal access to cancer treatment for patients due to incomplete implementation and operational disparities between hospitals.
Child cancer victim names fabric doll that helps pediatric cancer patients in Aracaju
Arthur Gabriel Almeida's legacy lives on through a fabric doll named after him, designed to assist pediatric oncology patients at a hospital in Aracaju.
Professor: especially deadly cancer does not cause pain, but reveals itself in another way
Discussions about early lung cancer screening programs in Lithuania have not yet yielded results, highlighting the complexities of cancer prevention.
‘Cancer treatment incurs costs’: Oncological therapies harm survivors' hearts
Cancer treatments can lead to heart damage in survivors, as observed in cases like that of a policeman treated for non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Pancreatic cancer: a specialist explained in detail why it was eliminated in mice in Spain and how it works
A team of Spanish scientists has successfully eradicated the most common type of pancreatic cancer in mice, reflecting a significant breakthrough in oncology.
Great Expectations for Vaccine Against Advanced Lung Cancer: What the Director of St. Savvas Oncology Says
The director of St. Savvas Oncology, Alexandros Ardavani, expresses optimism regarding an mRNA therapeutic vaccine currently undergoing trials for advanced lung cancer.
Beware of Unexplained Weight Loss and Night Sweats: Oncologist Svoboda Describes Warning Signals of Cancer
Oncologist Marek Svoboda discusses the warning signs of cancer and the importance of screening in a detailed interview.
Why Almost Nothing Works Against Pancreatic Cancer?
A recent study reveals that pancreatic cancer is highly heterogeneous, complicating treatment efforts significantly.
Polish Monitor of February 6, 2026 (positions 183-188)
The article discusses resolutions from the Polish Council of Ministers regarding the establishment of investment programs for oncology at the Frederic Chopin University Clinical Hospital in Rzeszów and renovations at the Patronka healthcare facility in Szczecinek.
Cancer: Argentina approves an immunotherapy for solid tumors that is administered through injections
Argentina's ANMAT has approved a new anti-PD-1 immunotherapy that can be administered via injections in three to five minutes, maintaining the efficacy of intravenous delivery.
Oncologists urge to stop producing harmful food: you can get cancer
Oncologists highlight the connection between food preparation methods and cancer risk, emphasizing that cooking techniques can alter food chemistry in detrimental ways.
I am an ambitious woman, and I am not ashamed of it. I want to take my patients as far as possible, says lung oncologist Drösslerová
Lung oncologist Drösslerová discusses her ambitions in patient care, the challenges of facing death regularly, and the impact of smoking on health.
Oncologist advises: 'All young women should do 5 things now to reduce the risk of cancer'
An oncologist highlights the importance of young women taking preventive measures against an increasing incidence of early-onset cancer affecting those under 50.
Minutocorp and Solca form an alliance for the construction of the first pediatric oncology hospital
Minutocorp and the Ecuadorian Society Against Cancer (Solca) have announced a partnership to build Hope, Ecuador's first pediatric oncology hospital, aiming to provide specialized care for children with cancer.
Over a thousand certified coordinators. Changes in the organization of Polish oncology
Experts at a conference organized for World Cancer Day discussed the evolving role of coordination and consortia as foundational elements in guiding patients through the oncology diagnostic and therapy process in Poland.
Oncologist shares 5 things all women can do now to cut cancer risk
A gynecological oncologist highlights five lifestyle changes women can make to significantly reduce their cancer risk amidst rising rates of the disease.
Almost 7 in 10 cancer patients are unaware of their rights during treatment, research shows
A study revealed that 68% of cancer patients in Brazil are unaware of their legal rights during treatment, highlighting a significant gap in awareness that affects patient care.
Uganda: Late Detection Driving High Cancer Deaths in Uganda, Says UCI's Dr. Bogere
Dr. Naghib Bogere from the Uganda Cancer Institute highlights that late diagnosis and limited access to treatment significantly contribute to Uganda's rising cancer death toll, particularly on World Cancer Day.
How a company should act in the face of an oncology diagnosis among its employees
On World Cancer Day, the article discusses how companies can support employees diagnosed with cancer through established protocols and highlights that four out of ten new cancer cases are preventable according to the WHO.
State Government strengthens prevention actions and strengthens oncology network in Piauí
The State Government of Piauí, through the Health Department, is enhancing its commitment to cancer prevention and treatment on World Cancer Day by investing in the public oncology network.