Diagnosis - More Stories

	Oct 21, 2008 Bookshelf BY KATHY LATOUR When It’s Cancer: The 10 Essential Steps to Follow After Your Diagnosis
	Oct 21, 2008 When Illnesses Compete BY HEATHER L. VAN EPPS, PHD In an aging population, cancer is rarely a solo act.
	Oct 21, 2008 Power to the Patient BY MARC SILVER Doctors and patients confront shared decision-making.
	Oct 21, 2008 In Whose Best Interest? BY HEATHER L. VAN EPPS, PHD Exposing the ethical dilemmas of clinical trials reveals a balance between researchers, drug companies, and patients.
	Oct 20, 2008 Surgeons and Robots BY BEVERLY A. CALEY Minimally invasive technologies transform the landscape of cancer surgery.
	Oct 20, 2008 Lessons Learned BY COLE A. GILLER, MD PHD Deciding between complex cancer treatment options can be overwhelming, and each choice has pros and cons, but following a few tips of advice may ease the decision-making process
	Oct 20, 2008 Mistaken Identity BY CURTIS PESMEN Preventing misdiagnoses of blood cancers is all in the details.
	Oct 20, 2008 Being Positive? BY KATHY LATOUR Dealing with the “tyranny of positive thinking.”
	Oct 20, 2008 Powers of Prediction BY AMY K. ERICKSON Predictive markers help oncologists match patients with the most effective treatments.
	Oct 19, 2008 What's the Right Decision? BY JEFFREY BELKORA, PHD The growing need for shared decision-making in medicine.

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