Vol. 14/No. 3

To really advance equity in cancer care, we must think long and hard about where we apply innovation and how we measure success.

Oncology fellows at the University of North Carolina turned their despair over the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor into an effort to improve racial equity.

Abhinav Deol, MD, discusses how Karmanos Cancer Institute prepares trainees for their first job and helps them handle negative situations and deal with grief.

Jill Gilbert, MD, offers advice for the start of a new fellowship in oncology and hematology.