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How an oncologist's own cancer diagnosis helps him relate to patients
Raphael Pollock, MD, oncologist and director of Ohio State University's Comprehensive Cancer Center at James Cancer Hospital, Columbus, has been battling the same disease faced by his patients. -
'Autopsy trial' allows researchers to explore how cancer patients' disease overcomes treatment
Scientists from Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center in Columbus are leading a clinical study to better understand how certain types of cancer overpower treatment by analyzing biological samples collected from cancer patients within hours after their death. -
Eli Lilly, research group partner to increase diversity in oncology clinical trials
Eli Lilly plans to broaden patient access to clinical trials while expanding representation of minority group members by partnering with Care Access, a decentralized research organization. -
City of Hope to open new cancer center in 2022
City of Hope plans to open the 190,000-square-foot Lennar Foundation Cancer Center in Irvine, Calif., next summer, local news station Spectrum News 1 reported Sept. 27. -
Study explores top drivers of oncologist burnout amid COVID-19 — 5 notes
A drop in face-to-face patient interaction was the top factor contributing to oncologists' burnout during the pandemic prior to vaccine availability, according to recent survey findings. -
Memorial Sloan Kettering launches center for unique needs of adolescents, young adults with cancer
New York City-based Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has created a new center dedicated to better serving the specific needs of young cancer patients. -
Phoenix Children's names chief of hematology
Phoenix Children's has selected Mario Otto, MD, PhD, to serve as director of its center for cancer and blood disorders, as well as division chief of hematology/oncology. -
New York hospital, Roswell Park partner to open cancer center
Schenectady, N.Y.-based Ellis Medicine, a 438-bed community and teaching healthcare system, and Buffalo, N.Y.-based Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center opened a new medical oncology center Sept. 21. -
6 oncologists on the move
These six oncologists joined new practices or received new appointments over the last few months. -
Drug cuts death risk for HER2-positive breast cancer patients, large trial shows
Enhertu, a drug made by AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo, significantly lowered the risk of death or tumor progression among patients with HER2-positive breast cancer, The Wall Street Journal reports. -
US Oncology Network names president
The US Oncology Network selected Jason Hammonds as its new president Sept. 20 -
7 clinicians, researchers added to National Cancer Advisory Board
President Joe Biden's administration appointed seven clinicians and researchers to the National Cancer Advisory Board Sept. 15. -
Franciscan Health unveils plans for new cancer center
Mishawaka, Ind.-based Franciscan Health plans to build a 68,000-square-foot cancer center in Lafayette. -
New research project invites all US colorectal cancer patients to participate
Count Me In, a research initiative that allows cancer patients to share data directly with researchers, launched the Colorectal Cancer Project Sept. 14. -
More than half of blood cancer patients benefit from booster dose, study suggests
Among 38 patients with B-cell blood cancers, 21 (55 percent) produced antibodies after receiving a booster dose of an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine despite not producing detectable antibodies after the first two doses, according to a recent study led by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. -
Scripps hospital opens $59M cancer center
Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego, part of Scripps MD Anderson Cancer Center, opened the $59 million Prebys Cancer Center Sept. 13. -
3 oncologists on the move
These three oncologists joined new practices or received new appointments recently. -
10 recent cancer study findings
Recent oncology studies have focused on the severity of COVID-19 illness among pediatric cancer patients, outcomes among cancer patients diagnosed after the pandemic lockdown and more. -
Patients diagnosed with colorectal cancer after COVID-19 lockdown fare worse, study suggests
Patients in France who were newly diagnosed with metastatic colorectal cancer after the country's first COVID-19 lockdown in spring 2020 had a higher tumor burden compared to those who were diagnosed before the lockdown, according to research published Sept. 8 in JAMA Network Open. -
Yale Cancer Center appoints research leader
New Haven, Conn.-based Yale Cancer Center has named Edward Kaftan, PhD, to serve as the associate cancer center director for research affairs, effective Jan. 1, 2022.
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