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Senior staff writer @HemOncToday; Former sports reporter for @cpsj @thedailyjournal; @SyracuseU grad; The Dude abides.
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‘We are going to help’: Smoking cessation program proactively targets patients with cancer

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By Josh Friedman
| HemOnc Today Verified
Key takeaways: An opt-out smoking cessation program referred hundreds of patients to counseling and medication. Many patients reported abstinence, an attempted quit or smoking reduction. When a patient with cancer tells their clinician they smoke, Andrea C. King, PhD,wants alarm bells to ring inside the exam room — figuratively speaking.
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Suicide deaths underestimate self-directed violence within cancer Original

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By Josh Friedman
| HemOnc Today Verified
Key takeaways: Study results showed nearly 1% of veterans with cancer attempted suicide between 2014 and 2023. Most suicidal self-directed violence did not result in death. Individuals with cancer are at increased risk for suicide, and suicidal ideation can persist for years after diagnosis.
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Optimism high for AI in oncology, but training is essential

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By Josh Friedman
| HemOnc Today Verified
Key takeaways: Survey respondents report high levels of optimism for AI’s future impact on cancer care. Nearly all also said they would benefit from more AI training. Clinicians report high hopes for AI in oncology care during the next decade, but many say lack of training may be limiting how they utilize it.
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