Patient-Centered Research: Advocate for Yourself!

This live YouTube panel explored this year’s theme of “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Future.” Panelists, including both physicians and cancer survivors, explored the role of clinical trials for advancing oncology research and improving patient outcomes, the promotion of wider adoption of next-generation sequencing (NGS) testing, and advice for maintaining hope. Watch the reply of this insightful discussion as we explore the hopeful future of cancer research this World Health Day!

Panelists
• Megan-Claire Chase, Patient Advocate and Breast Cancer Program Director, SHARE Cancer Support
• Matthew Hadfield, DO, Medical Oncologist, Brown University, Legorreta Cancer Center
• Jasmin Hundal, MD, MS, MPH, Hematology/Oncology Fellow, Cleveland Clinic
• Ruthy Prophete, Breast Cancer Survivor in Remission and Policy Analyst

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