Onco Actu du 20 février 2018

	2.11 Etiologie - Alimentation
In California Coffee May Soon Be Listed As A Carcinogen [Forbes] But the case rests on the presence of trace amounts of a chemical and ignores the strongest evidence on coffee drinking.
	3.3 Prévention - Vaccins
This Vaccine Can Prevent Cancer, But Many Teenagers Still Don't Get It [NPR] A new analysis from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association finds only 29 percent of the teens its members insure receive a first dose of the HPV vaccine by their 13th birthday. And the CDC finds, nationally, only 43 percent of teens are up-to-date on all the recommended doses of the vaccine.
	4.11 Dép., diag. & prono. - Ovaire
Ovarian cancer: Persistent tummy bloating can be sign, charity warns [BBC News] Only a third of women would see a doctor when they experience a major symptom of ovarian cancer, according to the charity Target Ovarian Cancer.
	4.2 Dép., diag. & prono. - Génome
Wales joins the 100,000 Genomes Project [Genomics England] Wales has joined the 100,000 Genomes Project, the Welsh Government announced today. The project, now a UK-wide initiative, seeks to transform patient care, encourage genomic discovery and drive a thriving genomics sector.
	4.7 Dép., diag. & prono. - Col de l'utérus
An investment in the future [Indian Express] Australia’s cervical cancer immunisation programme can serve as a template.
	5.12 Immunothérapies
Doctors Said Immunotherapy Would Not Cure Her Cancer. They Were Wrong. [NY Times] “That is strictly hypothesis,” Dr. Levine cautioned. One thing is clear, though: When pathologists examine these tumors, they find white blood cells in them — as if the immune system were trying to attack. And that finding has led both Dr. Pardoll and Dr. Padmanee Sharma of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston to plan new clinical trials.
	5.9 AACR
Joint Workshop to Address Lack of Drug-Radiotherapy Combinations [Cancer Research Catalyst] While both medical and radiation oncology have made great strides independently, very little has changed in terms of the systemic therapies that we use in combination with radiation.
	6.10.1 Politiques (USA)
Biden blasts science denialists, calls to dramatically speed up fight against cancer [Science] Biden compared the current fight against cancer to the evolutionary theory of punctuated equilibrium, in which fires, floods, and other events that threaten the survival of species force them to either adapt or die, he said. Social transformation works the same way, Biden said, citing the civil rights, women’s, and environmental movements, and dramatic reductions in smoking and drunk driving.
	6.11 Patients
Patient experience: Living with multiple myeloma [Pharmafile] Pharmafocus talks to John Ellwood about the challenges of being diagnosed with multiple myeloma and how having a strong support network in crucial.
She Survived Breast Cancer, But Says A Treatment Side Effect 'Almost Killed' Her [NPR] "Cancer was a piece of cake," Harrod says. "It was the lymphedema that almost killed me."
	6.7.2 Applis
Apple’s Move to Share Health Care Records Is a Game-Changer [Wired] In just the past few weeks, a number of health systems that were initially slow to turn on the required APIs suddenly found the motivation to meet Apple's requirement.