Today's Top 5
5. Prevention of VTE in Ambulatory Patients with Cancer
Prevention of venous thromboembolism in ambulatory patients with cancer @MarcCarrier1 @aakonc @Ipabinger @PhilWellsMD1 https://t.co/6TEoZzh0ZX
— Thrombosis Canada (@ThrombosisCan) November 25, 2020
4. How Physicians Perceive Pregnancy Issues In Young Breast Cancer Patients
Great effort from #Oncologists around the 🌎🌍🌏 to evaluate how physicians perceive #fertility and #pregnancy issues in #young patients with #BreastCancer 👩🏻‼️ take a look!#ESMOAsia20 @OncoAlert https://t.co/qEJVIsuNY6
— Mariana Brandao (@MarianaBrandao0) November 24, 2020
3. How Immunotherapy For Lung Cancer Has Evolved
Dr. Benjamin Levy of @hopkinskimmel discusses how the role of immunotherapy has evolved in the treatment landscape of #LungCancer and where the research headed in the future. via @TargetedOnc #lcsm https://t.co/AD58AYoqas
— Cancer Research Institute (@CancerResearch) November 24, 2020
2. Should We Screen for Myeloma in High Risk Individuals?
Should we screen for myeloma in high risk individuals?
— Vincent Rajkumar (@VincentRK) December 1, 2020
For Blacks with one or more affected first-degree relatives, & all others with 2 or more affected first-degree relatives — Yes.
I’ve come to this conclusion after considering pros & cons. @nature https://t.co/eshWcuwJhN
1. High Quality Mammography: A Step Forward for Women’s Health
My perspective on breast cancer screening. High-Quality Mammography: A Step Forward for Women’s Health | Radiology https://t.co/tJFWPDlONR
— Elaine Schattner MD, MA (@ESchattner) December 1, 2020