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Validated Scale Helps Measure Treatment-Induced Neuropathy in Chinese Patients

Skip to content The CRC Digest Validated Scale Helps Measure Treatment-Induced Neuropathy in Chinese Patients A prospective study of 254 colorectal cancer patients receiving oxaliplatin validated the Treatment-induced Neuropathy Assessment Scale (TNAS) and established cutpoints for numbness, sensory symptoms, and interference with daily activities. (Quality of Life Research) This content

Trimodal prehabilitation studied for anxiety and quality of life in CRC surgery

Skip to content The CRC Digest Trimodal prehabilitation studied for anxiety and quality of life in CRC surgery An interim analysis of 45 patients (20 in prehabilitation, 25 in standard care) in a randomized trial evaluated whether a program combining exercise, nutrition, and psychological counseling could affect perioperative anxiety and

CRC Research Finding

Skip to content The CRC Digest ♥ Dietary guidance during treatment linked to quality of life after cancer care A cross-sectional study of 610 cancer survivors (including 132 colorectal cancer patients) examined whether guidance on dietary habits or nutrition-related problems from healthcare professionals during treatment was associated with quality of life

Virtual multidisciplinary prehabilitation model developed for CRC surgery patients

Skip to content The CRC Digest Virtual multidisciplinary prehabilitation model developed for CRC surgery patients Researchers developed a standardized virtual model of care for preoperative and postoperative rehabilitation to reduce complications and improve recovery and quality of life. (World Journal of Surgical Oncology) This content is informational only and does

CRC Research Update — July 03, 2026

Today's colorectal cancer research highlights

Prehabilitation study evaluates exercise and nutrition before GI cancer surgery

Skip to content The CRC Digest Prehabilitation study evaluates exercise and nutrition before GI cancer surgery A prospective controlled trial evaluates the feasibility, safety, and preliminary effectiveness of supervised moderate-to-high intensity exercise combined with nutritional counseling in gastrointestinal cancer patients scheduled for surgery. (BMC Cancer) This content is informational only

Wearables may predict treatment side effects

Skip to content The CRC Digest Wearables may predict treatment side effects Study of 720 cancer patients found heart rate variability, steps, and sleep from wearables may help predict severe toxicity during treatment. (Crit Rev Oncol Hematol) This content is informational only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult