Health Care Policy To read an article click on the image. Click again to see the published work: Many Breast Cancer Patients Can Safely Skip Chemo, Large Trial Confirms Types: breast cancer, conference reports, costs of care, diagnostics, meds, risk assessment, treatment, women's health Why All Cancer Patients Should Have Access To Genomic Testing Types: big data, cancer, costs of care, diagnostics, innovation, pathology, policy, precision medicine, research, targeted therapy 7 Key Cancer Trends For 2018 Types: cancer, costs of care, diagnostics, innovation, oncology, precision medicine, targeted therapy, treatment Actually, Many New Cancer Drugs May Be Helpful And Worth Trying Types: cancer, innovation, meds, oncology, policy, precision medicine, science, survivorship, targeted therapy, toxicity, treatment Is There A Better Place To Decide What’s Right For Patients? Types: activism, being a patient, clinical trials, conference reports, expertise, medical ethics, philanthropy In Bold Move, FDA Approves Cancer Drug For Any Advanced Tumor With Genetic Changes Types: antibody, cancer, immune therapy, meds, policy, precision medicine, science, treatment Before Breast Cancer Surgery, A Question Every Patient Should Ask Her Surgeon Types: breast cancer, expertise, surgery We Need To Tame The Price Of New Cancer Drugs Types: cancer, conference reports, costs of care, treatment Team Care Slashes Deaths From Pregnancy In Sickle Cell Anemia Types: conference reports, expertise, hematology, women's health How The 21st Century Cures Act Should Support Public Health Types: health news and media, innovation, opinion, public health, regulation, science Why Patients Support The 21st Century Cures Act Types: health news and media, innovation, policy, regulation The FDA Did The Right Thing By Approving a Novel Drug For A Disabling Disease Types: innovation, neurology, policy, regulation A Modern, Adaptive FDA Should Support Patients’ Right To Try New Medications Types: policy, public health, regulation Lip Service To Patients And Caregivers, Or Respect? The Significance Of An FDA Panel’s Review Types: activism, health news and media, medical ethics, meds, pediatrics, policy, targeted therapy Five Key Issues For The Future Of Cancer IT Types: cancer, future, information, information technology, innovation, oncology, opinion, precision medicine, privacy, science Why Many Cancer Drugs Don’t Have To Cost So Much Types: cancer, costs of care, oncology, opinion, policy, targeted therapy, treatment Flint’s Lead-Contaminated Water Points To Health Effects Of Ailing Infrastructure Types: environment, health, hematology, policy, public health, regulation Patients Shouldn’t Be Used As Hostages, Vulnerable To Sudden Drug Price Increases Types: costs of care, health care reform, medical ethics, opinion, policy, regulation Precision Medicine Will (Eventually) Lower Cancer Care Costs Types: cancer, costs of care, diagnostics, future, genetics, information technology, innovation, oncology, opinion, precision medicine, science, targeted therapy Why Women And Doctors Need To Know More About DCIS Types: breast cancer, breast cancer screening, DCIS, decisions, detection, expertise, information, risk assessment, screening, women's health Logistic Toxicity, An Unmeasured Burden Of Healthcare Types: being a patient, costs of care, health care reform, insurance, survivorship How To Avoid Overdiagnosis And Overtreatment Of Breast Cancer Types: breast cancer, breast cancer screening, decisions, diagnostics, expertise, favorites, information, mammography, Portfolio, radiology, screening, women's health SCOTUS Saves Obamacare, But More Change Is Needed Types: costs of care, health care reform, insurance, opinion, policy, public health, single payer Study Highlights Social Factors Affecting Breast Cancer Surgery Types: breast cancer, costs of care, decisions, insurance, surgery, treatment, women's health Cutting Through The Hyped Costs Of Mammograms Types: breast cancer screening, costs of care, detection, mammography, screening Understanding Angelina Jolie Pitt’s Cancer Risk And Her Decision To Tell About It Types: being a patient, BRCA, cancer, decisions, genetics, health news and media, prevention, privacy, public disclosure Recent Studies Of Mammography Use Shockingly Old Data Types: breast cancer, breast cancer screening, expertise, health news and media, information, mammography, medical history, radiology, screening, women's health ’60 Minutes’ Is Right To Raise Questions About Lumber Liquidators’ Toxic Floors Types: carcinogens, environment, environmental oncology, public health, regulation All Women Should Have Access To Ultrasound Screening For Breast Cancer Types: breast cancer screening, detection, information, insurance, opinion, policy, radiology, screening, ultrasound, women's health Mandatory Reporting Of Breast Density In Screening Mammograms. Why The Controversy? Types: breast cancer, breast cancer screening, decisions, information, mammography, policy, Portfolio, regulation, screening, ultrasound, women's health Can The Mammogram Panel Read A Mammogram? Types: breast cancer screening, expertise, guidelines, mammography, policy, public health, radiology, screening, women's health Why The FDA Panel’s Nod To Sandoz’s Filgrastim (Zarzio) Is Good News For Patients Types: cancer, costs of care, hematology, meds, oncology, opinion, treatment
