Nutrition and weight loss
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Losing Weight During Cancer Treatment: Why a Dietitian Can Help Early
What a randomized study of individualized dietary counseling tells us about weight loss, nutrition support, and…
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Swallowing Exercises During Head and Neck Radiation: Support Matters, but Prevention Is Not Guaranteed
An August 2026 follow-up found no overall benefit from a simple preventive swallowing program. The wider…
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Neutropenic Diets: What the 2026 Evidence Does—and Does Not—Settle
A stopped trial and a September 2026 meta-analysis point to a more nuanced approach: food safety…
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Oral Glutamine for Mouth Sores During Head and Neck Treatment: A Narrow, Nuanced Role
Oral glutamine may reduce severe mucositis in selected head and neck chemoradiation settings, but studies disagree.…
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Fiber During Pelvic Radiation: Why Prevention and Diarrhea Treatment Need Different Advice
A pelvic-radiation trial challenges automatic fiber restriction, but its primary endpoint was negative. Here is how…
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Selenium During Pelvic Radiation: A Deficiency Story, Not a Supplement Shortcut
A small trial found less radiation-related diarrhea in selenium-deficient women with cervical or uterine cancer. The…
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Creatine During Cancer Care: Does the Muscle-Building Story Hold Up?
A 2026 review of five randomized trials found no clear benefit for lean mass, strength or…
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Olanzapine for Appetite Loss During Chemotherapy: A Small Dose, a Striking Trial
A 124-person randomized trial found substantially more appetite improvement and weight gain with low-dose olanzapine during…
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Ensure, Boost or Kate Farms? A Practical Cancer Nutrition Shake Guide
Compare 13 nutrition formulas, explore plant-based choices, count calories and protein, calculate BMI, and tell us…
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Hydration During Cancer Treatment: When Water Helps, When More Can Hurt
How much fluid do you need during cancer treatment? A practical guide to dehydration, electrolyte drinks,…