I’ve been working with the World Economic Forum’s project on breaking barriers to sharing health data as a patient representative. Their target audience is mostly biotech
When awareness of the pandemic hit in March of this year, like all cancer patients, I was worried about what it meant to me. I
Today’s cancer patients desperately want access to faster and better treatment options, but despite success stories and great potential, the actual use of diagnostic tests
In this episode of the Precision Medicine Podcast, Brad Power, a courageous journalistic voice, and lymphoma survivor, shares why he’s fighting for greater access to precision medicine
As a cancer patient with a likelihood of recurrence of my disease, I need the hope that comes from the rapid introduction of innovative, personalized
Summary If you get a cancer diagnosis, it’s increasingly important that you understand the unique testing and treatments that are exploding and available to you,
Summary Despite success stories and great potential, the actual use of diagnostic tests and increased data about individuals to tailor their cancer treatment is amazingly
If you get a cancer diagnosis and can afford it, you should get a review by a specialist in your cancer. If you don’t, you
A cancer diagnosis can be shattering to an individual and his or her family and friends. The emotional earthquake can make everyone’s mind turn to
Cancer treatment is not one-size-fits-all. Thanks to medical advancements, people receiving a cancer diagnosis might have many potential treatment options, ranging from established, “tried-and-true” treatments
Getting to your best cancer treatment depends on accessing lots of data about you and providing it to experts and expert systems to get their
Summary: The potential of next-generation sequencing to revolutionize cancer treatment by enabling personalized therapies is still more promise than reality. Despite the best intentions of leaders
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