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How do you treat bladder cancer in the elderly?

With the average age of a bladder cancer diagnosis being 73, and incidence increasing with age, treating older adults requires special consideration. Deciding **how you treat bladder cancer in the elderly** involves a nuanced approach that prioritizes overall health and quality of life over chronological age.

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Is cetuximab safe for elderly patients? A comprehensive guide to risks and benefits

Cancer is largely a disease of aging, with the incidence increasing significantly with age. The good news for seniors is that clinical data from multiple studies suggest that **is cetuximab safe for elderly patients**, showing comparable efficacy and safety to younger populations, especially for those with good performance status.

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Can a 90 year old tolerate radiation? A comprehensive guide

Studies have shown that radiation therapy is a feasible and tolerable treatment for many patients aged 90 and older, challenging older, age-restrictive views. Evaluating whether a 90 year old can tolerate radiation involves a personalized assessment, focusing on the individual's overall health and functional status rather than just their chronological age.

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