Tag: cancer

10/22/2019

How one bit of medical jargon fuels public confusion about cancer treatments

12/4/2018

Podcast: The top 10 quotes of 2018

6/8/2018

5-Star Friday: Celebrating some slow journalism

3 2/26/2018

Sugar-sweetened soft drinks and cancer: What you need to know

1/15/2016

Moon shot cliches are becoming shopworn

6 8/25/2015

New DCIS study, news release lead to (very) mixed messages: ‘And we wonder why patients get confused’

9 7/1/2015

When patients speak – some hear golden tones and others noise

1 6/17/2015

Everybody’s talking at me, on health on Twitter

25 3/31/2015

Social media reacts to “Emperor of All Maladies” – Ripples of conversation flow from it

1/28/2015

Can we learn anything from Japanese study of cancer news reporting?

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Take all the issues enmeshed in any cancer screening story and amplify it with the liquid biopsy issue. @AP's ⁦@CarlaKJohnson⁩. did a solid job here. https://apnews.com/article/science-business-health-hodgkin-lymphoma-oregon-ca899bb9c4c7f1859d4e9ce16a1cf78d

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