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Who Will Get the COVID Vaccine First

July 16, 2020 Living Well with Cancer Cancer Research, Caregivers, Health Care Spending, Medical Profession, Medicine, Ups and Downs bioethics, community, COVID-19, don't ever give up, Johns Hopkins, Ruth Faden, vaccine 1

For most of the readers of our blog, this is a key issue. Who will get the COVID vaccine first. If you haven’t already, check out our Tuesday post.…

A New Advance in Cancer Testing

May 28, 2020 Living Well with Cancer Cancer Research, Medical Profession cancer detection, cancer testing, Futurity, Johns Hopkins, liquid biopsy

We have written before about the unfortunate existence of genetic testing scams. But today, we share good news about a new advance in cancer testing.…

About the Coronavirus

March 10, 2020 Living Well with Cancer Medical Profession, Medicine, Resources, Ups and Downs CDC, Consumer Reports, coronavirus, COVID-19, European Union, infographic, Johns Hopkins, Worldvision.org 3

We have waited until this week to write about the coronavirus. Why? Because of the fast-changing situations around the world. As well as the considerable misinformation that has been spread.…

Best Practices to Improve Reporting of Patient Safety Concerns

October 30, 2018 Living Well with Cancer Being Safe, Cancer Research, Medical Profession, Medicine health, Johns Hopkins, patient safety, University of Cambridge

Too often, patient safety concerns about their care in medical facilities has gone unreported or under-reported. In response, there is new research about how to fix this.…

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