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New drug blocks stress hormones to boost cancer treatment—here’s what the data shows. #cancertreatmentbreakthrough #relacorilant #cortisol

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Episode Description:

What if one of the biggest factors affecting your cancer treatment… wasn’t the drug at all? A newly approved therapy just showed something surprising for many oncologists: By blocking stress hormones (specifically cortisol), patients had
✔️ better outcomes
✔️ longer survival
✔️ and needed less chemotherapy Same treatment. Better results. This isn’t theory—it’s clinical data from development of a new drug class. In this breakdown, Dr. Chaplin explains:
• how stress and cortisol affect tumor growth
• why chemo and immunotherapy can underperform
• and what this new drug reveals about improving outcomes

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