HemOnc Today Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of HemOnc Today.

Table of Contents

• Health care practices must ‘have a playbook’ to prepare for, respond to cyberattacks Josh Friedman
• Bone pain at diagnosis linked to poorer outcomes in advanced prostate cancer Matthew Shinkle
• Cancer-related suicides decline sharply since 2013 Matthew Shinkle
• Conference will explore how to optimize social media communication to advance cancer care Mark Leiser
• FDA grants accelerated approval to Augtyro for NTRK-positive solid tumors Matthew Shinkle
• FDA reduces risk reporting for CAR T cells to ‘minimize the burden’ on providers Drew Amorosi
• MD Anderson again ranked best cancer hospital in U.S. Mark Leiser
• Medical cannabis provides marginal pain relief in advanced cancer Matthew Shinkle
• Most young women can conceive, give birth after breast cancer treatment Mark Leiser
• Obe-cel improves EFS in advanced B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia Matthew Shinkle
• Often-discarded lymphatic fluid may guide precision treatment for head and neck cancer Jennifer Byrne; Jose P. Zevallos, MD, MPH, FACS
• Oncologist, former comedian: Sharing ‘individuality’ with patients builds connection, trust Jennifer Byrne
• Platinum chemotherapy supply rises, but new concerns about cancer drug shortages emerge Mark Leiser
• ‘Practice-changing data’ support first-line immunotherapy combination in colorectal cancer Mark Leiser
• Survey reveals unmet needs in training hem/onc fellows for community-based careers Jennifer Byrne; Deepa Rangachari, MD
• Trial to test feasibility of at-home immunotherapy administration Jennifer Byrne; Jorge Nieva, MD
• Zanidatamab exhibits ‘promising’ efficacy in advanced HER2-positive biliary tract cancer Mark Leiser
• ASTRO names new chief executive officer Drew Amorosi
• Breast cancer specialist joins NYU Langone Health
• Medical oncologist, health policy specialist to receive award for quality care Mark Leiser
• Ohio State names new medical oncology director Matthew Shinkle