Government and Regulations
Study Finds Decline in Suicide Among Veterans; Sequestration and the NIH; Improving Cancer Care for African Americans; Grants Extend the Reach of Health Care for Veterans
The number of veterans who commit suicide has gone down slightly since 1999 and has remained comparatively constant; whereas in the U.S. population overall, the percentage of suicides between 2007 and 2010 went up by nearly 11%.
Clinical Topics
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Study of beliefs about what causes cancer sparks debate -
Tips on Better Patients Communication -
VA Center Dramatically Shrinks Wait Times for Bone Marrow Biopsies -
In VA Oncology, Discussion Groups Are Transforming the Workplace -
Burnout Is Rampant, But Oncologists Can Turn the Tide
Digital Edition
Multimedia
Conference Coverage
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Registered Dieticians Sparse in VA Cancer Care -
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Which Medication Is Best? VA Genetic Tests May Have the Answer -
IMRT vs Proton Therapy for Early Prostate Cancer? -
Head and Neck Cancer: Should Patients Get PEG Access Prior to Therapy? VA pilot study could help clinicians make better-informed decisions to head off malnutrition -
Transgender Women and Prostate Cancer: It’s Complicated -
Changes in Age-Related Mortality in Malignant Melanoma From 1999- 2022: A CDC Wonder Study -
Geographical Trends in Malignant Melanoma from 1999-2022: A CDC Wonder Study -
Implementation of an Intervention to Improve Efficiency and Accuracy of Data Entry into the Veterans Affairs Central Cancer Registry at the Lexington VA Healthcare System -
A Phase II Study With Androgen Deprivation Therapy and Up-Front Radiotherapy in High-Intermediate and High-Risk Prostate Cancer With Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy to Pelvic Nodes and Concomitant Prostate Boost by Simultaneous Integrated Boost
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