June 2019

Due to the misconception surrounding "hospice," many patients with cancer use excess hospital care and intensive care services at the end of life.

Narjust Duma, MD, shares some of her experiences while looking for her first faculty position in medical oncology. This information is not unique to hematology-medical oncology and may be helpful to fellows from other specialties.

Identifying a specialty that allows for personal and professional happiness should be a major point of discussion starting early in a physician’s career.

With nearly 40% of the adult population in the Unites States classified as obese, gynecologic oncologists must be ready to address the specific needs and considerations for this population, including for patients who have entered survivorship.