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Miriam Knoll

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Covers:  healthcare, oncology, culture of medicine, women in the workplace
Radiation Oncologist | Med Director of Digital Engagement @NorthwellHealth Cancer Institute | CEO @JOWMA_med | Volunteer @ASCO @ASTRO_org @NRGonc

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Miriam Knoll’s Biography

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Miriam A. Knoll, MD DABR, is a board-certified radiation oncologist at the John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center. Dr. Knoll is a contributor to Forbes, Huffington Post, KevinMD.com and blogs at ASCO Connection, writing about women in medicine, oncology, and social media in medicine. She serves as an Associate Senior Editor for ASTRO’s Advances in Radiation Oncology.

Miriam Knoll’s Journalist Portfolio

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We Need To Care More For Our Young Doctors

We Need To Care More For Our Young Doctors

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), the governing body for post-graduate medica…

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Why Fixing Healthcare is a Personal Issue

Why Fixing Healthcare is a Personal Issue

An Interview with Andrew L. Pecora, M.D. One of the most controversial topics debated during our recent elect…

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This is How You Improve Work Culture for Women

This is How You Improve Work Culture for Women

As a physician and mom, I hate the work culture that generates the glass ceiling for women. Like many profess…

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What Female Doctors Need To Learn From Nurses

What Female Doctors Need To Learn From Nurses

Sometimes, I wish I was a nurse. As a nurse, my work-life balance could greatly improve because my three 12-h…

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Find Your Wolf Pack: How Social Media Facilitates Grassroots Efforts to Promote Female Oncologist...

Find Your Wolf Pack: How Social Media Facilitates Grassroots Efforts to Promote Female Oncologist...

Having grown up in Brooklyn, NY, I'm quite used to large crowds. But walking through the halls at ASCO's Annu…

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Addressing Cognitive Dissonance and Physician Dissatisfaction With Social Media

Addressing Cognitive Dissonance and Physician Dissatisfaction With Social Media

As a social media enthusiast, I'm an active member of numerous physician Facebook groups. The inclusion crite…

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It’s World Hearing Day: What You Should Know

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By Miriam Knoll Verified
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World Hearing Day was established by the World Health Organization in 2007 to raise awareness about hearing loss and deafness prevention and is celebrated today, March 3. Worldwide, approximately 1.5 billion people experience hearing loss.
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What You Should Know About Ovarian Cancer Vaccines

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By Miriam Knoll Verified
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There are screenings for ovarian cancer for women. Yes, ovarian cancer is rare, representing 1% of new cancer diagnoses every year in the U.S. But, it’s a serious disease as only half of the nearly 20,000 women diagnosed each year survive past 5 years. That’s quite low as compared with breast cancer, where the 5-year survival rate is Scientists at Cancer Research UK were recently awarded £600,000 to develop the first ovarian cancer vaccine, called OvarianVax.
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Why Doctors And Patients Are Choosing Concierge Medicine

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In May 2023, Joanna Loewenstein MD opened her concierge internal medicine practice in New York City, the first of its kind at Weill Cornell. Growing up in Long Island, Dr. Lowenstein remembers her dad, a gastroenterologist, was a beloved figure in the community. “My dad saw his patients at the bagel store on Sunday mornings and they’d call our home phone to discuss their medical problems,” she shared.
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