Dr. Loibl discusses the importance of involving nurses in breast cancer treatment to mitigate medication side effects. Chronic GVHD can increase the risk of infections, graft failure, and multi-organ dysfunction in patients. Nurses should be aware of this issue and work with environmental services and nursing leadership to ensure proper cleaning. Dr. Darabos highlighted that a lack of social support in patients with cancer is associated with adverse health outcomes. Researchers evaluated whether TKIs increase the risk of hernias or hernia complications due to their impact on wound healing. Veronica Brady, PhD, FNP-BC, discusses the effect of GLP-1 agonist use in patients undergoing treatment for cancer. The presentation highlighted the importance of improving time to radiation treatment for patients with breast cancer. These ONNs go beyond traditional roles to facilitate multidisciplinary care and collaboration through digital platforms. The team presented their implementation process for nadofaragene firadenove at the 50th Annual ONS Congress. Nurses can help couples communicate by identifying barriers to disclosure and offering a personalized approach. A nursing team from Tufts Medical Center discusses their case presentation on the use of Reiki in a patient with cGVHD. Concerns about recurrence and the development of second primary breast cancers are particularly pressing in these patients. New research shows why it's essential for oncology nurses to understand evolving axillary management practices. The organization provides educational materials, a peer-to-peer program, a financial assistance program, and more. Matthew Farren, BSN, RN, speaks about the research that he presented at the 50th Annual ONS Congress. Melissa Cooke, MS. CCC-SLP, of the Head & Neck Cancer Alliance, reflects on the importance of the annual observance. Veronica Brady, PhD, FNP-BC, BC-ADM, CDCES, FADCES, shares insights from her ONS Congress presentation on the topic. NCCN guidelines recommend radiation therapy for early-stage breast cancer, but social factors can limit patient adherence. Suboptimal adherence to oral anticancer agents can lead to reduced therapeutic benefits and increased risk of mortality. Josie Montegaard, NP, shares how nurses can help patients mitigate and manage negative CLL treatment side effects.