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Epic EHR data: Cancer screenings nosedive in 2021 despite easing of COVID restrictions
Real-world Evidence

Epic EHR data: Cancer screenings nosedive in 2021 despite easing of COVID restrictions

September 17, 2021
Vol.47 No.34
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
COTA’s Miruna Sasu: I left pharma to “turn the spigot on” in the real-world data industry
Conversation with The Cancer Letter

COTA’s Miruna Sasu: I left pharma to “turn the spigot on” in the real-world data industry

June 11, 2021
Vol.47 No.23
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
Precision oncology must evolve to address health disparities
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Precision oncology must evolve to address health disparities

June 04, 2021
Vol.47 No.22
By Brandon Mahal and Jeffrey Venstrom
Study of NSCLC, melanoma outcomes points to surrogacy between real-world endpoints and clinical trial endpoints
Real-world Evidence

Study of NSCLC, melanoma outcomes points to surrogacy between real-world endpoints and clinical trial endpoints

September 25, 2020
Vol.46 No.36
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
Prostate cancer patients aren’t getting testosterone suppression injections on time

Prostate cancer patients aren’t getting testosterone suppression injections on time
Payment policies blamed for non-compliance with treatment guidelines

July 24, 2020
Vol.46 No.30
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
COVID-19 vs. community oncology: Flatiron’s data provides first damage assessment
COVID-19 & CancerFree

COVID-19 vs. community oncology: Flatiron’s data provides first damage assessment

May 01, 2020
Vol.46 No.18
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
Real-world evidence at a glance: How a collaboration of “frenemies” produced common definitions for real-world endpoints
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Real-world evidence at a glance: How a collaboration of “frenemies” produced common definitions for real-world endpoints

November 22, 2019
Vol.45 No.44
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
Real-world data, evidence should be leveraged in clinical research to better include and ultimately treat larger patient populations
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Real-world data, evidence should be leveraged in clinical research to better include and ultimately treat larger patient populations

October 18, 2019
Vol.45 No.39
By Sarah Alwardt
Oncologists quickly react to label changes for immunotherapies, a study by Penn, Flatiron shows
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Oncologists quickly react to label changes for immunotherapies, a study by Penn, Flatiron shows

September 27, 2019
Vol.45 No.36
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
Challenges to leveraging real-world evidence for FDA approval

Challenges to leveraging real-world evidence for FDA approval

September 20, 2019
Vol.45 No.35
By Ash Malik

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