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Japan's New Cancer Data Shows 92% Prostate Survival Rate
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Japan's New Cancer Data Shows 92% Prostate Survival Rate

Japan just released the most comprehensive cancer survival data in its history, tracking nearly one million patients and revealing major progress in treatment outcomes. The nationwide registry shows prostate cancer patients now have over 90% survival rates, offering hope to families facing diagnosis.

U.S. Cancer Survival Hits All-Time High in 2025
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U.S. Cancer Survival Hits All-Time High in 2025

More Americans are surviving cancer than ever before, according to new data from the American Cancer Society. A Virginia survivor is celebrating the milestone by helping others face their own battles.

Miami Researchers Bring Hope: New Drug Extends Lung Cancer Survival by 8 Months
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Miami Researchers Bring Hope: New Drug Extends Lung Cancer Survival by 8 Months

Durvalumab, a groundbreaking immunotherapy, is giving small cell lung cancer patients something they've desperately needed: more time with loved ones. University of Miami researchers report patients are gaining precious months, celebrating more birthdays and family milestones thanks to this innovative treatment.

Grey's Anatomy Star James Pickens, 71, Channels Cancer Survival Into Powerful New Film
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Grey's Anatomy Star James Pickens, 71, Channels Cancer Survival Into Powerful New Film

Beloved Grey's Anatomy actor James Pickens Jr., a prostate cancer survivor, is celebrating the release of his meaningful short film "Albert's Flowers," which explores how people process and overcome trauma. The 71-year-old star is using his platform and personal experience to create art that helps others heal.

St. Louis Scientists Map 1.4M Cells to Revolutionize Cancer Survival Hope
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St. Louis Scientists Map 1.4M Cells to Revolutionize Cancer Survival Hope

Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis have created a groundbreaking immune cell atlas from 1.4 million cells that promises to transform how doctors predict outcomes and personalize treatments for multiple myeloma patients. This collaborative scientific breakthrough opens exciting new pathways for immune-based therapies that could help the 60% of patients surviving five years beat even longer odds.