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    Prostate Cancer and Veterans Health: A Spotlight on the Groundbreaking Initiatives at the VA System - Hiten Patel - 8 month(s) ago

    Hiten Patel talks about the significant role of the Veterans Health Administration in prostate cancer treatment and research. Dr. Patel outlines the formation of prostate cancer centers of excellence within the VA, intended to coordinate efforts to improve oncology care and survival rates for veterans. The Precision Oncology Program for the Cancer of the Prostate (POPCaP), created in partnership…

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      #ProstateCancer and #Veterans Health: a spotlight on the groundbreaking initiatives at the @DeptVetAffairs system. @HitenDPatel @NM_Urology joins @CaPsurvivorship @DanaFarber to discuss these important initiatives on UroToday > https://t.co/A2fyiwvzep https://t.co/CKrOK1obZq

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    Enhancing Precision Oncology for Veterans through VA's Strategic Partnerships - Isla P. Garraway - 8 month(s) ago

    Isla Garraway discusses the innovative strides being made in the Veterans Affairs (VA) system towards improving cancer care for veterans, particularly African-American vets. She details the success of initiatives like the partnership with the Prostate Cancer Foundation and the Precision Oncology Program, which facilitate critical genetic testing for veterans with metastatic prostate cancer. A…

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      Enhancing precision #oncology for #Veterans through @DeptVetAffairs's strategic partnerships. Isla Garraway @UclaUrology joins @SamWashUro to discuss cancer care advancements in the VA system, especially for African-American vets. #WatchNow > https://t.co/IMc0AJ4f0L https://t.co/RmybGAMnKs

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    Agent Orange and Bladder Cancer: Insights from a Study on 25 Million Veterans - Stephen Williams - 9 month(s) ago

    Stephen Williams and Sam Chang discuss the relationship between Agent Orange and bladder cancer. They highlight a retrospective cohort study conducted on over 25 million veterans to determine the association between Agent Orange exposure and bladder cancer incidence. The study controlled for various factors and found a slight increase in bladder cancer risk among veterans exposed to Agent…

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      #AgentOrange and #BladderCancer: Insights from a study on 25 million #Veterans. @SWilliams_MD @UTMBUrology and @UroCancerMD @VUMCurology highlight a retrospective cohort study looking at Agent Orange exposure and bladder cancer incidence > https://t.co/HvMTv16HTZ https://t.co/PwDiVS6vH1

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    Enhancing Precision Oncology for Veterans through VA's Strategic Partnerships - Isla P. Garraway - 9 month(s) ago

    Isla Garraway discusses the innovative strides being made in the Veterans Affairs (VA) system towards improving cancer care for veterans, particularly African-American vets. She details the success of initiatives like the partnership with the Prostate Cancer Foundation and the Precision Oncology Program, which facilitate critical genetic testing for veterans with metastatic prostate cancer. A…

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      Enhancing precision #oncology for #Veterans through @DeptVetAffairs's strategic partnerships. Isla Garraway @UclaUrology joins @SamWashUro to discuss cancer care advancements in the VA system, especially for African-American vets. #WatchNow > https://t.co/IMc0AJ4f0L https://t.co/Wn8ZCdJAb7

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    Prostate Cancer and Veterans Health: A Spotlight on the Groundbreaking Initiatives at the VA System - Hiten Patel - 9 month(s) ago

    Hiten Patel talks about the significant role of the Veterans Health Administration in prostate cancer treatment and research. Dr. Patel outlines the formation of prostate cancer centers of excellence within the VA, intended to coordinate efforts to improve oncology care and survival rates for veterans. The Precision Oncology Program for the Cancer of the Prostate (POPCaP), created in partnership…

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      #ProstateCancer and #Veterans Health: a spotlight on the groundbreaking initiatives at the @DeptVetAffairs system. @HitenDPatel @NM_Urology joins @CaPsurvivorship @DanaFarber to discuss these important initiatives on UroToday > https://t.co/A2fyiwvzep https://t.co/K9Jc3uqOhA

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    Wolters Kluwer Health - 10 month(s) ago

    JavaScript Error JavaScript has been disabled on your browser. You must enable it to continue. Here’s how to enable JavaScript in the following browsers: Internet Explorer From the Tools menu, select Options Click the Content tab Select Enable JavaScript Firefox From the Tools…

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      Researchers developed a surgical QM scoring system—the Veterans Affairs Lung Cancer Operative quality score—to determine if scoring surgical quality could improve OS and DFS in U.S. #veterans undergoing curative-intent surgery for early-stage #NSCLC. https://t.co/67t28Evlyt https://t.co/BsEuJRbUZZ

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    Low likelihood for undergoing lung cancer screening after referral among Black veterans - 10 month(s) ago

    Compared with white veterans, Black veterans had a reduced likelihood of carrying out a lung cancer screening referral, according to study results published in JAMA Network Open.“Racial disparities in lung cancer screening have been previously described and are frequently attributed to financial factors such as cost or insurance status, as well as poor access to care or

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      ICYMI: More white vs. Black #veterans got screened for #lung #cancer after receiving a referral. https://t.co/A2ygmm72tg

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