ACCCBUZZ BLOG

Carla Strom, MLA, speaks with ACCCBuzz about her role as an advocate, how this role has evolved, and why listening to the community's voice early and often in clinical trial development and cancer research is vital.

Learn how the PECaD program at Siteman Cancer Center is decreasing disparities in care by monitoring data, engaging the community, supporting research, and ensuring diverse representation in research.

Learn how the American Board of Internal Medicine is urging physicians to publicly share their COVID-19 vaccinations on social media to promote the importance of vaccination.

Recent advances in immuno-oncology (IO) therapies have led to rapid, effective treatments for subsets of patients with cancers that have proven resistant to conventional treatments.

This Modern Healthcare town hall gathered healthcare leaders across the nation to discuss how they can best address racial inequity in their respective organizations from a leadership perspective.

December 1 is World AIDS Day, a time to reflect on the phenomenal progress that has been made in fighting this disease.

Growing knowledge of NSCLC subtypes and molecular biomarkers for this disease has led to changes in how NSCLC is diagnosed and staged.

I see the liver cancer heatmap being used as a source of networking between institutions and as a way to help patients find a medical facility to help navigate their care closer to home.

Navigators are problem solvers. ... We're filling in gaps where we’re needed, helping with screening, implementing cleaning protocols, and helping staff transition to virtual work.

The RO Model will test whether bundled, prospective, site-neutral, and episode-based reimbursement can reduce Medicare expenditures while preserving or enhancing the quality of care.