June 2018

As we advance toward producing an integrated cancer model, the value of the practicing community oncologist has revealed itself to be an integral piece of the puzzle.

Symptoms of burnout continue to plague the physician community overall, but a recent survey suggests that factors such as resiliency and the ability to flourish can diminish its detrimental effects.

Candace Haddox, MD, and Narjust Duma, MD, address the uncertainty, the victories, and the defeats common in oncology fellowship programs.

A chance encounter while running an ultramarathon energized James Gerson, MD, to finish the race, and fueled his devotion and compassion afterward.

As a fellowship director, Mary Chamberlin, MD, needed to adopt a new mind-set when training her fellows from low-income countries.