COVID-19 & CancerGuest Editorial Omicron: Is the light at the end of the tunnel (a) pandemic salvation, or (b) an oncoming freight train? January 14, 2022Vol.48 No.02By Jeremy L. Warner and Sanjay Mishra
Guest Editorial Symposium focuses on racism in health care and public health—from Nazi medicine to COVID and cancer January 07, 2022Vol.48 No.01By Arthur L. Caplan
Guest EditorialHealth Equity To make clinical trials equitable, cancer groups evaluate restrictive eligibility criteria November 19, 2021Vol.47 No.43By Julia Beaver, Thomas S. Uldrick, Gwynn Ison, Suanna S. Bruinooge, Caroline Schenkel and Edward S. Kim
Guest Editorial Jill Biden’s visit to Hollings brings awareness to mammograms missed during the pandemic October 29, 2021Vol.47 No.40By Raymond N. DuBois
Cancer History ProjectFreeGuest Editorial Tackling health equity and Latinx representation in medicine as U.S. Hispanic population grows October 15, 2021Vol.47 No.38By Ana Maria López
FreeGuest Editorial Vinay Prasad’s Nazi analogy is imbecilic, ignorant, and dangerous October 08, 2021Vol.47 No.37By Arthur L. Caplan
Guest Editorial NIH ignored my report of sexual misconduct by Axel Grothey—and danced around questions from Congress October 01, 2021Vol.47 No.36
COVID-19 & CancerGuest Editorial How the pandemic elevated cancer telehealth and changed care delivery September 24, 2021Vol.47 No.35By George Yoo
FreeGuest Editorial Physician peer group tackles workplace conflict resolutionPhysician Just Equity provides support for physicians who experience workplace harassment, discrimination, retaliation September 17, 2021Vol.47 No.34By Holly G. Atkinson, Nicole Segalini, Ursula Barghouth, Arianna L. Gianakos, Deborah Verran and Pringl Miller
FreeGuest Editorial The Cancer Patients’ Bill of Rights: Helping cancer care find its way again September 03, 2021Vol.47 No.32By Harlan Levine
