In this episode, FDA approves Rolvedon to reduce infection incidence; women want more education on sexual health during treatment; abemaciclib regimen shows further signs of benefit and more.
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FDA approves Rolvedon to reduce infection incidence when taking certain anticancer drugs
Women with breast cancer want more education on sexual health during treatment
Abemaciclib regimen shows further signs of benefit in advanced breast cancer subgroup
Cancer-related fatigue may impact balance after breast cancer treatment
Chronic inflammation linked to cognitive difficulties among older breast cancer survivors
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