Andrew Chapman is the first geriatric oncology expert to run an NCI-designated cancer center. Ever.
Companies vying for accelerated approval and devising strategies for confirmatory trials would be best served by seeking prospective sign-off from FDA, agency officials say. Officials from the FDA Oncology Center of Excellence described these best practices in a perspective piece in the Sept. 21 issue of The New England Journal of Medicine and discussed the […]
Dwight Tosh had grown so weak that he was unable to walk. Still, doctors at the rural Arkansas hospital—where he lay in bed for weeks in 1962—were unable to diagnose him.
Augusto C. Ochoa’s introduction to NCI community research had the feel of a battlefield commission. In the aftermath of the 2005 Hurricane Katrina, the PI of what was then the Community Clinical Oncology Program informed Ochoa, that she would be leaving Louisiana State University.
As real-world evidence becomes ever more essential, a cancer health technology company that played a key role in modernizing 21st-century health data is capitalizing on its accomplishments in the U.S.—and moving into international markets to meet the growing demand for actionable data.
Effective July 9, NIH-funded institutions that do not report relevant cases of misconduct—including sexual harassment, bullying, and retaliation—within one month would be considered to be in violation of NIH regulations and of federal law.
Karen E. Knudsen has spent the past year bringing the American Cancer Society into the 21st century.
Some things are known to grow well in Kansas. Some things aren’t. Over the past 18 years, Roy Jensen has been told time and again that it made no sense to even try to grow an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center in Kansas. Yet, he did the only thing he could. Persist. Stubbornly. The University of... […]
As conservative legislatures take the cue from the Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe v. Wade by enacting abortion restrictions, oncologists in many states are scrambling to figure out how to best care for their pregnant patients, said Alice Mims, a hematologist-oncologist at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – James.
Now that the constitutional right to abortion has been eliminated, U.S. healthcare providers have to choose one of three options: give up abortion services, relocate, or wrangle with enforcement and unfriendly state legislatures.
