By 2040, the incidence of solid cancers among patients older than 70 years will increase
from 1.2 million to 2.2 million in North America alone. 1 Older adults with cancer are at …

As our global population ages, we will see more cancer diagnoses in older adults. Surgery
is an important treatment modality for solid tumours, forming the majority of all cancers …

Objective Older patients with cancer value functional outcomes as much as survival, but
surgical studies lack functional recovery (FR) data. The value of a standardized frailty …

Abstract N6, 2′‐O‐dimethyladenosine (m6A) RNA methylation, which is correlated with
cancer initiation and progression, is dynamically regulated by m6A RNA methylation …

Introduction We aimed to assess the association of age with outcomes in patients with
Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer (LARC) who received neoadjuvant therapy followed by …

Abstract Aim Denmark and Yorkshire are demographically similar and both have undergone
changes in their management of colorectal cancer to improve outcomes. The differential …

Background Numerous studies have revealed age-related inequalities in colorectal cancer
care. Increasing levels of frailty in an ageing population may be contributing to this, but …

Simple Summary Collaboration between oncologists and geriatricians has been shown to
improve the quality of elderly cancer patient care. However, previous research has revealed …

Aim Numerous quality improvement initiatives for rectal cancer surgery have focused on
textbook outcome parameters. In these studies, resection rate and patients who did not …

Aim Organ preserving treatment strategies and the introduction of a colorectal cancer-
screening program have likely influenced the resection rates of rectal cancer. The aim of this …