🎉 Great work @Kevin_Reyes650, @danielkwonmd and team describing the decision-related needs of people newly diagnosed with #cancer while hospitalized. Multiple perspectives included: patients, caregivers, oncologists.
Check it out: https://t.co/t0Xu3ICfx1
@UCSFCancer@UCSFDHM
A hybrid oncologist/genetic counselor–delivered model is a feasible for high-volume #germlinetesting in men w #prostateCancer#pcSM (both in person & via #telehealth 💻); it does not eliminate racial disparities in testing access however. 👉 https://t.co/87Y2mADRmE @danielkwonmd
Thanks @cancerGRACE for producing this 7-part series I did with Fred on high quality decision making in advanced prostate ca. We talk about why this is important, steps, and resources. Applicable to all cancers! https://t.co/MmovDIsBYH
In this @JAMAOnc Patient Page, we (@AnaVManana@ivandk3) wrote an easy-to-understand explanation of PSMA PET Scans in prostate cancer. https://t.co/5NJcRob28n Great resource for patients. @cancerGRACE
It's rough to wait so long to get 177Lu-PSMA-617 therapy available, and then see a patient who is in such need with a scan that would suggest great benefit (SUVs in the 60s), and then find out that doses can't be delivered for an unknown amount of time. Unbelievable!
COVID‐19 outcomes in patients with cancer: Findings from the University of California health system database | @danielkwonmd@FranklinHuang in the journal Cancer Medicine https://t.co/ENfU0EyNJk #openaccess
https://t.co/p7FJwIP1wZ thanks to the Mercury News for publishing my reflection on what doctoring has taught me about processing the irreplaceable losses of the pandemic.