Part II This week we continue our reporting of interesting or important studies from this year’s meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in

Part I Each June, the American Society of Clinical Oncology holds its annual meeting in Chicago, one of only two or three cities in the

We are certainly used to the idea that things change, hopefully in a positive way, over time. The Talmud tells us that gold had 25

Usually when we discuss the side effects of chemotherapy with patients we bring up the problems of nausea/vomiting and diarrhea. When I became a fellow,

We conclude our series on Simon & Garfunkel and great New York cancer scientists/researchers with one who was perhaps the greatest of them all. He

We continue our series on Simon and Garfunkel and great New York cancer scientists/researchers with one who had perhaps one of the most important impacts

This week we continue our series on Simon & Garfunkel and great New York cancer scientists/researchers. The song “America” starts with the line “Let us

This week we continue our series on Simon & Garfunkel and great New York cancer scientists/researchers. The song “Mrs. Robinson” brings to mind the line

This week we continue our series on Simon & Garfunkel and great New York cancer scientists/researchers. We devote this week’s article to Jimmie Holland, whose

Last year we devoted a series of articles to the Beach Boys and cancer researchers from California. My wife Elie and I were recently at

A few weeks ago in clinic, I informed two new patients with advanced cancer that their disease was incurable. I am a strong believer in

Last week we discussed the adoption of p>.05 as the threshold at which studies and scientific experiments decide whether the observed differences between measured entities