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Advancing nutrition in oncology cancer care with targeted medical nutrition

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Join Prof. Alessandro Laviano as he delves into the current challenges in the effective management of cancer patients. This webinar explores critical aspects, including the cost implications of drug wastage due to dose modifications and discontinuation of oral anticancer drugs. Prof. Laviano sheds light on the association between muscle loss and overall survival in patients with metastatic colorectal cancer, independent of tumor mutational status and weight loss.

Discover the impact of nutritional support during hospital stays, reducing mortality across various cancer types, backed by evidence from secondary analyses of randomized clinical trials. The session also highlights the role of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids and their contribution to increased survival after colorectal cancer diagnosis.

Moreover, Prof. Laviano presents a systematic review and meta-analysis of the evidence supporting oral nutritional intervention during chemoradiotherapy, providing insights into its effects on nutritional and clinical outcomes. Finally, explore the recommendations from ESMO clinical practice guidelines on cancer cachexia in adult patients, emphasizing the role of oral nutritional supplementations as part of dietary counseling to enhance energy intake and reduce weight loss.

Don't miss this comprehensive exploration of cancer management, where science meets practice, offering valuable insights into improving patient outcomes.

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Advancing nutrition in oncology cancer care with targeted medical nutrition

Advancing nutrition in oncology cancer care with targeted medical nutrition

Advancing nutrition in oncology cancer care with targeted medical nutrition

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