Silvia Sommariva

TL;DR: This study shows how information circulating on SNSs can be analyzed from a quantitative and qualitative standpoint to help Health Educators maximize the use of online communication platforms.

TL;DR: Evidence supports the notion that CINV continues to have a negative impact on HRQoL of patients, even for those receiving moderately emetic chemotherapy, and further studies need also to collect data on the cost of CINv, particularly indirect costs.

TL;DR: The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced unique challenges for public health practitioners and health communicators that warrant an expansion of existing health communication principles to take into consideration: the new infodemic (or mis/disinfodemic) challenge - particularly as treatments and vaccines are being developed; communication of risk and uncertainty; health-information behaviours and the instantaneous nature of social media, and the relationship between media literacy and health literacy; the effects of the pandemic on other health issues; and the need for a flexible communication strategy that adapts to the different stages of the crisis

TL;DR: Good evidence suggesting that use of the CCP score improves prognosis, and can be a valuable tool for clinicians in treating patients is found, and the economic benefits are yet to be studied.

TL;DR: Evidence supporting the use of radioembolization in HCC is mainly based on retrospective and prospective cohort studies and, until the results of the ongoing randomized trials become available, radioEmbolization appears to be a viable treatment option for intermediate-advanced stage HCC.