Advances in the diagnosis and treatment of kidney cancer
SEN says kidney cancer is the most common cancer in men, with 9,000 new cases reported every year in Spain. They warn that early diagnosis can help improve patient survival and recovery.
On the occasion of World Kidney Cancer Day, which is celebrated today, June 20, the Spanish Society of Nephrology (SEN) wants to highlight the importance of the advances and improvements made in recent years in the diagnosis and treatment of kidney cancer. . in Spain and … + read more
More diagnoses, but also more advances in cancer
In our country, 286,664 cases of cancer will be diagnosed this year. Survival rates have doubled over the past 40 years; thanks to new treatments and increased adoption of screening, for example for colorectal cancer. + read more
Kidney cancer: drugs funded over the last 4 years are being cut
Only two treatments for kidney cancer recommended by ESMO are fully funded in Spain. + read more
Advances in immunotherapy for kidney cancer and skin cancer after transplantation
Encouraging results from two clinical trials were presented at a plenary session on advances in new immunotherapy approaches at the 2024 Annual Meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research. + read more
Experts demand advances in lung cancer reach daily clinical experience
The WHO recently ruled that lung cancer is the most dangerous cancer, given its high incidence in both men and women, as well as its high mortality rate. + read more
Prostate and lung cancer are the most common cancers among men in Spain
About 280,000 new cases of cancer are diagnosed in Spain every year. Men (160,000 cases) are more likely to suffer from the tumor than women (120,000). + read more
Cancer CRIS pledges over 3 million to CCUN cancer research
The foundation supports the fight against melanoma, multiple myeloma, lung, ovarian and kidney cancer. + read more