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Brilliant talk by Dr.
@EduardReznam

@MSKCancerCenter
#AACR26
Cancer cachexia isn’t one disease — CT-based body composition reveals 3 distinct subtypes:

Type A: liver/spleen enlargement + ↑NLR + inflammatory signaling, worst OS

Type B: widespread ↑organ density

Type C: mild

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