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One shot is enough for HPV vaccination, a study of trends in cancer under 50, and more from the Week in Cancer News. brnw.ch/21wSxCS

The typical hospital gown is drab and oversized. Giuliana Demma wanted to change that. At just age 11, she created a nonprofit that makes fun hospital gowns for children receiving cancer treatment. Read more: brnw.ch/21wSB39

For years, the family of Henrietta Lacks was unaware that her cells were used for research. Her grandson, Alfred Lacks Carter Jr., now advocates for better communication in health care. brnw.ch/21wSCrw

In the short film Can, filmmaker Kailee McGee drew on his own experience with breast cancer, blending real life and fiction to heighten the realities and absurdities of cancer. Learn more about the film: brnw.ch/21wSCQP

When providing care for a loved one with cancer, they may express feelings of anger. An oncology social worker shared tips for how to help your loved one process these emotions. Read her advice: brnw.ch/21wSEG5

Beyond clinical trials, people with cancer can contribute to economic, genetic, and quality-of-life studies, among others. brnw.ch/21wSGzO #NCRM25 #UnitedByCancerResearch

A study finds using a PARP inhibitor before surgery improved survival in early-stage BRCA-related breast cancer, and more from the Week in Cancer News. brnw.ch/21wSIzn

#ICYMI: Alfred Lacks Carter Jr. talks about health intelligence and improving communication so patients better understand their health care. brnw.ch/21wSJom

Cancer-related fatigue is a complex side effect that interferes with normal activities. A nurse practitioner shared tips on how to deal with this condition. Read his advice: brnw.ch/21wSK9x

A session at the AACR Annual Meeting in April explored what it means to be a survivor and the physical and mental health side effects facing people after cancer diagnosis and treatment: brnw.ch/21wSLV7 #AACR25

Once a pediatric cancer patient himself, Ethan Schilling is using his experience to inform his work helping children cope with the challenges of cancer treatment. brnw.ch/21wSMS5

Cancer care can be difficult to access in many remote areas of the country. Programs in many states are working to overcome these challenges to connect rural residents with high-quality care. brnw.ch/21wSNGP

#ICYMI: An at-home test for prostate cancer risk may help avoid unnecessary biopsies. brnw.ch/21wSPhX

How much is enough? With new types of therapy in cancer care, researchers are reconsidering how to determine the standard dose for treatment. brnw.ch/21wSRjd

This week in cancer news: Studying the effects of extreme weather on cancer patients, what to know about prostate cancer screening, and more. brnw.ch/21wSSwR

Surgery or immunotherapy? A recent study suggests the possibility of using immunotherapy first for some people with early-stage liver cancer. brnw.ch/21wSUEe

After learning how to sew, Giuliana Demma decided to use her new hobby to improve the lives of pediatric cancer patients. The 14-year-old designs fun and colorful gowns sized to fit children with cancer. Learn more about her efforts: brnw.ch/21wSXIc

Advances in care are finding ways around treatment resistance to help people with metastatic breast cancer live longer. cancertodaymag.org/spring-2025/ov…

This week in cancer news: AI program improves accuracy in finding HER2 status for breast cancer, rising temperatures linked to rising cancer rates in 17 countries, and more. brnw.ch/21wT3i9

#ICYMI: What you don’t know about celebrity cancer stories can cause confusion about your own risks or treatment. brnw.ch/21wT46N