University Of Illinois
Cognitive impairment may worsen with menopause stage
A cohort of women with and without HIV experienced declines in three cognitive domains associated with menopause stage, independent of age and other factors, according to findings published in Menopause.
Shared Decision Making with Breast Surgeon and Cancer Survivor Anne Peled, MD
Anne Peled, MD, is a practicing breast and plastic surgeon. In this episode, we discuss the importance of representation in the medical system and how being a breast cancer survivor has changed the way she practices medicine.
2020 Roundup with Journalist and Health Tech Investor Chrissy Farr
In this episode, former journalist Chrissy Farr joins me to discuss 2020, including reporting on a pandemic, attacks on the media, the most unbelievable stories of the year and her new role at OMERS Ventures.
Emotional Effects of COVID-19 and the Importance of Self Care with Patricia Finn, MD
Patricia W. Finn, MD, is a physician scientist focusing on the microbiome and immune-mediated pulmonary diseases. In this episode, she shares her experiences in health care, effects of the pandemic and the importance of personal care.
Report calls for global action to reduce EDC exposure from plastics
A report from the Endocrine Society and International Pollutants Elimination Network identifies more than 140 endocrine-disrupting chemicals, or EDCs, and their negative effects on human health.
Elevenses with Mark Lewis, MD: Rare Cancers, On Becoming an Oncologist, and Hope
Mark A. Lewis, MD, is a medical oncologist specializing in cancers of the gastrointestinal tract and accessory organs. In this episode, he talks about his path to becoming a GI oncologist and living with multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1.
New Power in Health Care: An Impetus for Change
Megan L. Ranney, MD, MPH, FACEP, is an emergency physician, researcher, public health advocate and media commentator. In this episode, she discusses the Lifespan Center for Digital Health and what “new power” means for bringing change in the health care field.
Structural violence may be linked to increased risk for death among adults with AML
Structural violence appeared associated with an increased risk for death among certain minority adults with acute myeloid leukemia, according to study results presented at the virtual ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition.
Inaugural class of FDA-AACR oncology educational fellows announced
American Association for Cancer Research announced the 2020-2021 class of FDA-AACR oncology educational fellows.
Finding Your Own Way with Julie Gralow, MD
Julie Gralow, MD, is a well-respected and internationally renowned breast oncologist. In this episode, Gralow discusses her journey in oncology, the ASCO Global Oncology Task Force and the importance of finding your own way in medicine.