August 22, 2025

Does Preexisting Depression Impact Prostate Cancer Survival?

Based on the results of an analysis reported in JAMA Network Open by Zhang et al, preexisting depression is associated with an increased risk of mortality from prostate cancer.

The ASCO Post

August 21, 2025

My View: Empathy: The human skill that sets us apart

Empathy is not weakness. It’s not a luxury. And it’s not purely instinctive. It’s a skill.

ADA News

August 21, 2025

Michael F. Chiang: Power List Perspectives

Our 2025 Power Lister winners explore the major trends in their field, and the seismic impact AI and machine learning is having on the profession

The Ophthalmologist

August 20, 2025

Why Premium is the New Safe Ground in Refractive Surgery

How to move beyond pricing fear and create higher-tier care patients are eager to choose

The Ophthalmologist

August 19, 2025

The Spirit of ASMS

For Boone Prentice, the conference was a microcosm of mass spec’s best qualities: technical brilliance, community, and optimism

The Analytical Scientist

August 18, 2025

Medicare Advantage Audits Are Expanding

Continuing its efforts to reduce fraud, waste, and abuse in Medicare, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced plans to significantly enhance Risk Adjustment Data Validatio...

The ASCO Post

August 18, 2025

New Data Show Nearly 50% of All Cancer Deaths Worldwide Are Attributable to Modifiable Risk Factors

New reporting in The Cancer Atlas, Fourth Edition, showed that an estimated 50% of all cancer deaths worldwide are attributed to modifiable risk factors, including tobacco and alcohol use, infections,...

The ASCO Post

August 15, 2025

Representing the Field, Internationally

Sitting Down With… Peter Schirmacher, Professor of Pathology and Director of the Institute of Pathology, Heidelberg, Germany, and President of the European Society of Pathology

The Pathologist

August 15, 2025

Is This the End of Cancer Research as We Know It?

Ongoing efforts to rein in government spending have been described as a “chainsaw for bureaucracy.” It’s an apt metaphor for the haphazard budget cuts that many federal agencies are still experiencing...

The ASCO Post