Digging into what we know and how we feel about cancer. Sharing hidden medical history and insights from my patients. No conspiracy theories. Occasional cute farm animals.
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The Cancer That Disappeared
Before I jump in, I want to thank all of you for your kind words and notes about Chrissy. And for sharing your own stories. Our shared humanity in the face of inexplicable suffering is what will keep us together. I am so glad that you are h...
Our People Die Too
The first person I loved who died of cancer was my Uncle Merle. He was the youngest of my grandfather’s brothers, a farmer from Warrensburg, Illinois, with a mischievous smile, a ready joke, and a conversion van whose horn played familiar b...
Improving Cancer Care Is a Team Sport
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During my radiation oncology training, one debate kept coming up: how should cisplatin chemotherapy be administered to patients with head and neck cancer?
In head and neck cancer, radiation is Batman and che...
I Just Want to Live While I'm Alive!
A patient stopped me the other day. What was supposed to be a brief check-in on how she was tolerating her radiation treatments turned into a longer conversation about what’s next. I was happy to grab my rolling stool and discuss. She opene...
What If What I Was Taught About Caring for You Was Wrong?
I remember my first night on call. I’d finally retired to the intern call room and was just falling asleep when my pager went off. I punched in the numbers, and a tired nurse answered the phone. She asked me for an order for Tylenol. Envisi...
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I'm an oncologist, cancer survivorship expert, and horse mama. I'm here to change the conversation around cancer. You can find out more about me at www.stacywentworth.com.
PhD in Population Health Sciences researching how unequal treatment in healthcare happens, and its consequences. Views are my own.
Formerly an NIH Program Official for 22 years. Strategic research and innovation leader who helped build large-scale scientific programs at the intersection of emerging technology, ethics, and public impact.
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