Are We Listening to Our Teen and Young Adult Patients with Cancer?
Research indicates that teenage and young adult patients with cancer may need additional assistance to avoid succumbing to their disease.
All articles by Dan Neel
Diarrhea and Patients With Cancer
Diarrhea is a treatment symptom as common as hair loss but with deadlier implications.
How Big Pharma Deals Benefit Oncology
Novartis and GlaxoSmithKline demonstrate market solidarity in the fight against cancer.
The Increasingly Competitive Market for Robotic Surgery Systems in Oncology
Is the hype surrounding robotic surgery for treating some cancers legitimate, or are opinions influenced by over-eager sales teams?
Cancer Care Improves When Oncologists Relate to Patients
Results from a recent study show that patients with cancer adhere better to treatment and experience higher levels of satisfaction if they sense mutual respect between themselves and their oncologist.
Palliative Care Goes to Washington
New legislation aims to mandate action on an important aspect of cancer care.
Pediatric Patients with Cancer Lead New Efforts to Manage Pain and Survivorship
Researchers are looking at new ways to determine pain levels in pediatric patients with cancer, and subsequently improving communication in all aspects of cancer care.
Patients and Drug Companies Wage a Not-So-Silent War Against the FDA
The time-to-market for cancer drugs can often prevent patients from getting desperately needed treatment; patients and manufacturers are looking to change this fact.
Palliative Care Workshops Help Oncologists Communicate
The American Cancer Society is hosting live workshops about how patients’ quality of life is improved when the palliative care conversation starts early.
Have You Seen Electronic Health Records Lately?
Advances are outpacing arrival speed for this potentially lifesaving technology.
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