CRC Research Update — July 27, 2026
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End-of-Life Care Trends Show Shift Toward Home and Hospice
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End-of-Life Care Trends Show Shift Toward Home and Hospice
Among 75,428 early-onset CRC decedents from 1999-2020, the proportion dying at home or hospice facilities increased from 48.3% to 66.6%, though disparities persist for Black patients. (Journal of Gastrointestinal Cancer)
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CRC Research Update — July 25, 2026
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Inflammatory markers linked to fatigue up to 3 years after CRC surgery
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Inflammatory markers linked to fatigue up to 3 years after CRC surgery
A multicenter study tracked 16 inflammatory biomarkers and fatigue in CRC patients from surgery through 36 months, finding longitudinal associations that may help identify patients at risk for persistent fatigue. (Cancer Medicine)
Latent Profile Analysis Identifies Distinct Quality of Life Patterns in CRC Survivors
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Latent Profile Analysis Identifies Distinct Quality of Life Patterns in CRC Survivors
Researchers used latent profile analysis of EORTC quality of life questionnaires to identify distinct health-related quality of life profiles among colorectal cancer patients, aiming to inform more personalized follow-up strategies. (Colorectal Disease)
CRC Research Update — July 24, 2026
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CRC Research Update — July 19, 2026
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CRC Research Update — July 17, 2026
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CRC Research Update — July 12, 2026
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Virtual multidisciplinary prehabilitation model developed for CRC surgery patients
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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)
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