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Program Helps People Being Screened for Lung Cancer Quit Smoking
man in hospital gown sits on table outside a CT machine and talks with health care provider   Results from a large NCI-funded clinical trial show that a program that combines intensive counseling and medications may be an effective way to help smokers being screened for lung cancer quit.

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TACE Plus Drug Combination Effective in Liver Cancer
An illustration of a catheter delivering a drug via the femoral artery into a tumor contained within the liver. An inset shows an enlarged view of the tumor, the catheter, and the drug entering the tumor via veins.   Treatment for a certain type of liver cancer is likely to change, based on updated findings from two large clinical trials. Both trials tested a procedure called TACE combined with immunotherapy and drugs that block blood flow to tumors.

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Combination Therapy for Metastatic Prostate Cancer Helps Some Men Live Longer
man in background reaches for a pill bottle in the foreground   For men with castration-resistant prostate cancer that has spread, initial treatment with enzalutamide (Xtandi) combined with talazoparib (Talzenna) may help them live longer than getting enzalutamide alone, according to updated results from a large clinical trial.

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Advances in Kidney Cancer Research
Representation of a DNA strand with a mutation   Read about recent research results and progress in the early detection and treatment of kidney cancer, including studies on targeted therapies and immunotherapies. Selected NCI-supported programs that address kidney cancer are also described.

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Video: Engaging More Men in Cancer Prevention Research

Men are often less likely to take part in research studies such as the Connect for Cancer Prevention Study. Learn more about Connect, what’s involved in taking part, and why it’s important.

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Childhood Craniopharyngioma

Craniopharyngioma is a rare, benign brain tumor that can press on the pituitary gland as it grows. Although it’s not cancer, it can affect many brain functions, including hormone production, growth, and vision. Learn more about this tumor and its treatment on our recently updated page.

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