Loving these data which are so aligned with preclinical studies showing the importance of PARP for AR activity. Fantastic to see the science move to clinical benefit! #GU25 @neerajka.bsky.social

A rare personal post: I am heartbroken that we lost Dr. Felix Feng—close friend, longtime collaborator, & “brother from another mother.” Felix was a brilliant physician + scientist who saved thousands of lives and touched millions more, w/ humility, generosity, + kindness. 💔 Miss you already, Felix!

To get in better touch with gratefulness, all you have to do is find easy ways to count blessings more often than, say, over an annual turkey dinner.

Another reason to be thankful? It’s good for you | CNN

There are easy ways to increase our levels of daily gratitude, and good mental and physical health reasons to do so.

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100%. We CAN end cervical cancer as we know it, and vaccination is the answer. Cancer prevention is within our grasp!

JAMA@jama.com · 2y ago

Cervical cancer mortality in US women younger than 25 years significantly declined between 2016 and 2021, likely due to the widespread adoption of HPV vaccination. ja.ma/4i9ghPC

Reflecting today on quiet brilliance that changed lives. So grateful for Dr. Dora Richardson- an unsung hero who developed tamoxifen under challenging conditions, in secrecy..and as such saved countless lives from breast cancer. Who are you thankful for? www.scientificamerican.com/article/dora...

To Develop Tamoxifen, Dora Richardson Took Her Research Underground

When chemist Dora Richardson’s employer decided to terminate the breast cancer research on the drug Tamoxifen in the early 1970s, she and her colleagues continued the work in secret.

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The rise of early-onset cancers is a wake-up call for all of us. @Milken Institute Future of Health Summit, experts came together to discuss causes, better detection, treatment + survivorship for younger patients. A conversation we need to continue. 🌍 www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Milken Institute on LinkedIn: #mihealthsummit #prevention #publichealth #screening #earlydetection…

Globally, there's an alarming increase in early-onset cancer in adults under 45, occurring across sexes and cancer types. There is hope. Prevention measures,…

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Could not agree more! The science is clear — breast cancer screening saves lives.

Gil Morgan MD@weoncologists.bsky.social · 2y ago

Mortality rates were also lower with annual screening, regardless of age, menopausal status, or race. While the study did not account for breast density, which can affect detection rates, it supports annual screening for all women aged 40 and older. #BreastCancer