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AccessHope and UT Southwestern Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center announce a collaboration, extending access to cancer expertise in the Southern United States and beyond.
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10/30/24 - BenefitsPRO
Cancer care requires a unique set of benefits that support employees and their families at every step, from genetic marker screening and early diagnosis to assistance with returning to the workplace. To offset the increased diagnoses and related costs, here are five strategies to keep in mind when evaluating a cancer support program. Read more
06/20/24 - Digital Health Transformers Powered by OSP
AccessHope’s Chief Product Officer, Joy Kincaid, shares how data-driven technology is having a profound impact on the delivery of leading cancer expertise to the places and people who need it most, when it is most valuable. She discusses the challenges and triumphs along the journey to implement technology-driven products in healthcare, from safeguarding sensitive health data to ensuring clinical quality and navigating the complexities of the healthcare system. Read more
12/05/23 - Empowered Patient
AccessHope’s Chief Medical Officer, Todd Sachs, M.D., shares the key factors influencing the disparities gap in cancer care. He outlines three concerns: first, barriers to accessing the necessary screenings to diagnose cancer earlier; second, geographical barriers preventing patients from accessing cancer subspecialist expertise; and finally, a widening knowledge gap between academic medicine and community oncology. Read more
03/20/25 - Johns Hopkins Medicine
Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) will enable new strategies for tackling cancer in a collaborative venture that brings together team science and vast data resources. As part of the new, national Cancer AI Alliance (CAIA), scientists from the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins and the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering will develop projects centered on using AI to enable precision cancer care, building better approaches to detect, intercept and treat cancers, considering each patient’s unique history and treatment path. Read more
03/17/25 - Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Dana-Farber researchers have uncovered an alarming reality: children from low-income households are more likely to experience cancer relapse and face lower survival rates compared to their more privileged peers, despite receiving treatment on highly standardized clinical trials at top academic centers. Read more
03/13/25 - Emory Healthcare
A study conducted by executive director of Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University, found a new drug that shows remarkable promise in treating patients with a specific type of advanced lung cancer. Read more
