Immunotherapy and Chemotherapy Use in Patients with Metastatic Bladder Cancer
In this conversation, Ronac Mamtani and Ravi Parikh join Alicia Morgans to discuss their recent work on bladder cancer outcomes and effectiveness research. They discuss...
Immunotherapy Use Increased in Patients Ineligible for Cancer Trials, Highlighting the Need for More Research in Vulnerable Populations
Ravi Parikh spoke to CURE about his recent study in JAMA Oncology, which explored the higher rate of immunotherapies used in trial-ineligible patients compared to...
Implementing Regulatory Broad Consent Under the Revised Common Rule: Clarifying Key Points and the Need for Evidence
Although it is not yet clear how broad consent will be perceived by those to whom it is offered, it is essential that it be contextualized in such a way that individuals...
In “Assault on Privacy,” Philly Police Routinely Reveal Mental Health Status of Missing City Residents
“This is a fundamental assault on privacy,” says Dominic Sisti, the director of the Scattergood Program for Applied Ethics in Behavioral Health Care at the University of...
In California, Some Doctors Sell 'Medical Exemptions' for Kids' Vaccinations
In 2015, California passed a law eliminating personal belief exemptions for vaccinations that kids must receive before they can attend public school. In the years since,...
In Conversation: Louis Massiah, Jonathan Moreno, and Alex Pittman
From the Philadelphia Institute of Contemporary Art: William Greaves’s cinematic social experiment, In the Company of Men, encapsulates many of the central themes present...