Cancer in My Community: How Spain Is Caring for an Increasing Number of People With Cancer
Dr. Ricardo Cubedo discusses why cancer in Spain is increasing and how the country’s government and families are approaching the disease.
Dr. Ricardo Cubedo discusses why cancer in Spain is increasing and how the country’s government and families are approaching the disease.
Dr. Navneet Singh explains cancer care limitations in India and how a new national health care program may improve access to treatment.
What is access to cancer care like in the Philippines? Medical oncologist Ann Meredith Garcia Trinidad shares her experiences and insights.
2018-2019 ASCO President Monica M. Bertagnolli, MD, FACS, FASCO, describes how visiting and talking with people with cancer and providers across the United States highlights the importance of access to cancer care.
ASCO has released the results of its second National Cancer Opinion Survey. Learn how Americans view alternative treatments, which Americans worry most about paying for and getting cancer care, and whether Americans feel people with cancer should have access to opioids.
In this podcast from the ASCO Educational Book, Dr. Judith A. Paice discusses the risks and benefits of using opioids for pain caused by cancer and its treatment.
The use of technology to deliver health care services can help patients who can’t visit their doctors in person. Known as “telehealth,” this way for doctors to communicate with patients has already helped improve the lives of patients with cancer.
Cancer.Net has completed a years-long effort to ensure that its content can be accessed by all users. In this month’s From the Editor’s Desk, Dr. Schapira discusses some of these changes and why they are important.
Sexual and gender minorities face sizeable disparities in cancer care. The American Society of Clinical Oncology has released a Position Statement on this topic, identifying the problems and providing a roadmap to the solutions.