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Projected Benefit of Bilateral Salpingo-Oophorectomy by Age in BRCA Carriers
Projected Benefit of Bilateral Salpingo-Oophorectomy by Age in BRCA Carriers Key Points Question What is the residual lifetime risk of ovarian cancer for BRCA carriers according to age at the time of bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (BSO)? Findings In this study, we analyzed prospective data from 5713 BRCA carriers and applied the life table approach to estimate the residual ovarian cancer risk according to variant type, current age, and projected age at BSO.
Pathological assessment of tumour beds in breast excisions post-neoadjuvant therapy: a retrospective cohort study
CI confidence interval cT clinical tumour stage HER2 human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 IQR interquartile range NAT neoadjuvant therapy OR odds ratio pCR pathological complete response RCB residual cancer burden TAT turnaround time TN triple-negative Introduction Uptake of neoadjuvant therapy (NAT) as part of breast cancer management has been steadily increasing in Canada and globally.
Current Oncology | Free Full-Text | Reply to Trudeau, M.; Fraser, B. The CADTH pCODR Expert Review Committee Process Explained. Comment on “Rayson et al. Access to Neoadjuvant Pertuzumab for HER2 Positive Breast Cancer in Canada: A Dilemma Increasin
We appreciate the opportunity to respond to the comment [1] submitted by CADTH in regard to our commentary entitled “Access to Neoadjuvant Pertuzumab for HER2 Positive Breast Cancer in Canada: A Dilemma Increasingly Difficult to Explain” [2] published on 16 December 2022. The authors are well aware of the important role of CADTH in providing a transparent HTA framework for the assessment of data submitted by industry sponsors.
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Medical Oncology Workload: A Provincial Review
Abstract : (1) Background: Cancer is the leading cause of death in Canada, with significant resource limitation impacting the delivery of cancer care nationwide. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic forced additional resource restriction and diversion, further impacting care delivery. Our intention is to analyze the impact COVID-19 on a provincial medical oncology workload and bring attention to the limitations of the current workload metric for oncologists.
Access to Neoadjuvant Pertuzumab for HER2 Positive Breast Cancer in Canada: A Dilemma Increasingly Difficult to Explain
Open AccessCommentary by Daniel Rayson 1,*, Sonal Gandhi 2, Anil A. Joy 3, Christine Brezden-Masley 4, Karen A.
An end too soon?
One October clinic afternoon, I met Mme D, an impeccably dressed woman in her seventies with a heavy French accent. I learned that roughly nine months earlier, she had noticed a new dimpling within a long-standing area of thickening in her right breast. She told me that years ago, a seat belt had saved her life but damaged her breast tissue, and a number of physicians and mammograms over the years had never raised any concerns.
Cardio-oncology - The ASCO Post
By Daniel Rayson, MD October 25, 2021 Advertisement The ASCO Post is pleased to reproduce installments of the Art of Oncology as published previously in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. These articles focus on the experience of suffering from cancer or of caring for people diagnosed with cancer, and they include narratives, topical essays, historical vignettes, poems, and photographic essays.
Journal of Clinical Oncology
I was asked to see a 64-year-old man in the coronary care unit (CCU) 4 days after he collapsed in his driveway after a seemingly normal day at work. His wife told the paramedics that he had been having episodes of chest pain in the past 2 weeks leading up to his dramatic homecoming and he was diagnosed with a myocardial infarction in the emergency room.
PLAY STRUCTURES
PLAY STRUCTURES Robinia Play Sculptures open endless possibilities for innovative themes that bring a unique artistic experience to the playground. Using sustainable and durable Robinia wood, the sculptures are big, beautiful and most importantly, fun! KOMPAN’s industry leading designs have always been colourful and creative, dynamic and dramatic, now they can be totally individual and iconic. Be inspired.
LUXURY TOUCHES
LUXURY TOUCHES A hot tub is the perfect addition to your holiday home or lodge and proven to increase revenue and occupancy by up to 60%. Choose a Platinum Spas holiday let hot tub, part of the Superior Wellness group, to meet the HSG282 guidelines. Features include 5 seats, LED lights, weatherproof cabinet, tamper proof and easy control, quick draining and an inline chemical feeder. Add the WiFi module and monitor the status and access the settings of your hot tub from anywhere in the world.
SAVE THOUSANDS
SAVE THOUSANDS Reduce bills and sustain year- round heating with the highly efficient Dura Pro heat pump. Using inverter technology, Dura Pro can heat water to 40°C, and maintains the temperature while using a lower current — saving energy and electricity costs. It even operates in outside conditions as cold as -15°C. The unit’s unique ventilation structure means noise levels are kept extremely low so as not to disturb guests.
SPECIALIST REBRANDS
SPECIALIST REBRANDS Caravan and Holiday Park commercial insurance specialist, Wilby Insurance Brokers, which offers the Park Protect insurance scheme has changed its name to PIB Insurance Brokers. The move is part of a nationwide programme that saw a number of businesses under the parent company, PIB Group, rebrand to simplify the business offering.
ALL EVENTUALITIES
ALL EVENTUALITIES GemaPark booking management system is an easy way to be prepared for an unpredictable year. It provides the capacity to handle the best year you’ve ever had and the flexibility to adapt to the frequently changing situation. Easily contact customers based on their booking details direct from the system, let customers book, pay, reuse deposits and check-in online. Manage your availability, tariffs, and information easily. Benefit from up to the minute reports.
Holiday Snaps - ft Graham Hodgson
Holiday Snaps - featuring Graham Hodgson Founder and Chief Executive of Verdant Leisure Limited and runs a group of 10 parks in North East England and Southern Scotland. Born in Morecambe, Lancashire, Graham is married to Louise and they have two sons, Martin and James. WHAT WAS YOUR CAREER PATH INTO THE INDUSTRY? As an HSBC Bank Manager I had several caravan park operators as customers, one of whom was John Morphet and his business, South Lakeland Caravans.
USE SOCIAL MEDIA TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS
USE SOCIAL MEDIA TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS HIT THE RIGHT TARGETS with your social media campaigns Social media should form a key part of marketing your campsite or glamping business. Using Lisa Bullen’s personal experience of running a successful campsite, you’ll learn how to identify your target customers and promote your business to them using social media. Lisa understands how important it is to market your business to the right crowd, but also how time consuming and overwhelming it can feel.
ALL THE WORLD IS A BLUESTONE PLAY STAGE
ALL THE WORLD IS A BLUESTONE PLAY STAGE BLUESTONE TURNED TO KOMPAN Pembrokeshire‘s Bluestone Resort, turned to KOMPAN to come up with a timber-based play design for an underused area of its Welsh resort. The task was to create a play area that had adventure but also a village theme for the village green area. As this was to attract people into the area, the play area had to be aesthetically pleasing and exciting to draw people into the area time and again.
VERDANT CELEBRATE IN STYLE
VERDANT CELEBRATE IN STYLE Bespoke holiday park operator Verdant Leisure recently celebrated its 10th birthday in style with gifts for staff and holiday homeowners. Through its social media pages, Verdant gave away 10 holidays to one lucky family who has a child that turned 10 years old in September.
WYBOSTON INVESTS IN SUSTAINABILITY
WYBOSTON INVESTS IN SUSTAINABILITY WYBOSTON has invested in 24 charger points for its Bedfordshire resort As Bedfordshire’s Wyboston Lakes Resort continues to search for opportunities and to introduce initiatives to be more sustainable, it has installed ten more electric car supercharger points for guests to encourage electric car usage. There is now a total of 24 charger points on the site.
ROLLER COASTER YEAR
ROLLER COASTER YEAR The ups and downs of 2020,as the Holiday Park Scene team reports... It was emotional to witness the end-of-week show at a leading UK holiday resort just before the start of England’s second Lockdown. Not knowing if they were going to get the opportunity to perform in December, the outstanding entertainment team burst into festive song for their encore, just in case they never get the opportunity to stage their Christmas show. The disappointment and uncertainty was tangible.
STRATOSPHERIC SEASON AHEAD
STRATOSPHERIC SEASON AHEAD Park Holidays UK is plunging £2 million into the building of a new luxury pool at Dovercourt Holiday Park in Harwich – and says its bracing itself for a staycation year ‘like no other’ in 2021. The group reports that it has given the green light to new investments across its 30-plus holiday parks as bookings for next year hit ‘stratospheric’ levels.
Journal of Clinical Oncology
In 2000, under the editorial leadership of Dr. Charles Loprinzi and Dr. George Canellos, the Art of Oncology section of Journal of Clinical Oncology was launched.
PARKDEAN RESORTS PROVIDES FREE ACCOMMODATION TO FRONT-LINE NHS WORKERS NATIONWIDE
13th May, 2020: The UK’s largest holiday park operator, Parkdean Resorts, has provided free accommodation to front-line NHS workers during the Coronavirus crisis. After government instruction in March, the company’s 67 parks shut down, and were left empty, save for a handful of key security and maintenance staff on each park.
Journal of Clinical Oncology
I first met Kristin about 4 years ago on referral from one of my colleagues in the community. She was a 48-year-old government-based researcher, and her husband Andrew was a general practitioner. She had received one cycle of adjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer when her staging CT scan came back demonstrating unequivocal liver metastases, thereby plunging her into a palliative treatment program as opposed to the curative-intent therapy initially discussed.
Sweet Surrender - The ASCO Post
By Daniel Rayson, MD March 25, 2019 Advertisement The ASCO Post is pleased to reproduce installments of the Art of Oncology as published previously in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. These articles focus on the experience of suffering from cancer or of caring for people diagnosed with cancer, and they include narratives, topical essays, historical vignettes, poems, and photographic essays. To read more, visit jco.org.
Why I Don't Want People to Know I'm a Cancer Specialist
It is not uncommon that I lie about what I do for a living. When meeting strangers, basic introductions quickly turn into conversational quicksand for me. Whether posed for identification, categorization, assessment of social status, or to fill an empty conversation, inquiries about work are difficult to avoid. I know that such questions are innocent attempts to situate me somewhere in the atmosphere; we use the occupational compass to direct us toward an identifiable point in each other's lives.
To the Last Drop
It was 2:15 PM, and my afternoon clinic had not yet begun. The morning had been particularly trying as a result of disastrous clinical developments for two of my long-standing patients. cancer, and I had been taking care of her for 7 years. Multiple lines of palliative treatment at times of disease progression had kept her life rolling along despite the dissolution of her tumultuous marriage and the anxiety she experienced with every cough, ache, scan, and clinic visit.
Quantifying Limitations in Chemotherapy Data in Administrative Health Databases: Implications for Measuring the Quality of Colorectal Cancer Care
Quantifying Limitations in Chemotherapy Data in Administrative Health Databases: Implications for Measuring the Quality of Colorectal Cancer Care Reliable chemotherapy data are critical to evaluate the quality of care for patients with colorectal cancer who are treated with curative intent. In Canada, limitations in the availability and completeness of chemotherapy data exist in many administrative health databases.
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