FreeObituary Harold Freeman, a surgeon who championed health equity, dies at 93Freeman, the father of patient navigation, served as president of ACS and chair of the President’s Cancer Panel September 18, 2026Vol.52 No.34By Paul Goldberg
FreeIn the Archives Harold Freeman in his own words“When you fight poverty, you‘re fighting a humanitarian battle for all people.” September 18, 2026Vol.52 No.34By Katie Goldberg
Cancer History ProjectFree 25 years after 9/11, a smoking cessation program may have curbed lung cancer risk for first responders at Ground Zero“We seem to have a risk of exposure that needed that extra boost of the cigarette to cause the cancer.” September 11, 2026Vol.52 No.33By Sara Willa Ernst
FreeGuest Editorial I grew up unhoused. Now, with support from ACS, I am an MD-PhD student focused on oncologyMy mother instilled in me: “Never become a product of your circumstances.” August 14, 2026Vol.52 No.32By Lavonté Saunders
FreeGuest Editorial From “default dead” to living the future of cancer careAs founding CEO of GitLab, I went “founder mode” on my osteosarcoma August 14, 2026Vol.52 No.32By Sid Sijbrandij
Book ReviewFree What are The CheckPoints movin’ and groovin’ to this summer?Join the journal club with the best bops: We asked SITC’s 13-piece band of medical musicians for the top papers and songs of the summer August 14, 2026Vol.52 No.32By Sara Willa Ernst and Paul Goldberg
Book ReviewFreeGuest Editorial From the desk of Kimryn Rathmell: What to read before these beautiful days slip awayMy summer reading challenged me to see people, purpose, and complexity in a new way August 14, 2026Vol.52 No.32By W. Kimryn Rathmell
FreeGuest Editorial The defining question of the next decade is not how many drug candidates can be generated, but who decides which ones move forward, and whyDrug development must convene a forum for candid, cross-sector discussion August 14, 2026Vol.52 No.32By Richard L. Schilsky, H. Kim Lyerly, Thomas R. Fleming and Renzo Canetta
FreeGuest Editorial Like it or not, AI psycho-oncology care is already happening. Urgently needed: An ethical frameworkDevelopers and mental health providers must share the same goal: Safe, equitable, trustworthy, and patient-centered care August 14, 2026Vol.52 No.32By Viktor Clark, Sean M. Dozier, AnnaLynn M. Williams, Cynthia M. Rand and Lee A. Kehoe
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