#future of oncology.

[punksarahreese]

I’m not gonna say Valentina’s a bitch but also Ava would rip her to shreds

[unamused-kookaburra]

I have three days of education starting tomorrow to learn about chemotherapy, a subject I have zero interest in, in preparation for my next six month placement in a cancer outpatient clinic where the only things I'm looking forward to is the regular hours and no ADLs, pray for me

[jcmarchi]

Get empowered, not overpowered by GenAI

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Get empowered, not overpowered by GenAI

Dr. Tina Manoharan, VP and Global Lead of Data/AI & Digital Innovation at Philips, gave this presentation at the Generative AI Summit Boston in 2023.

I’m super passionate about using data science and AI insights to make a difference in people’s lives every single day.

Generative AI can create content that resembles human content, and this is what we’ve also been looking at in healthcare. Can generative AI be used by patients and caregivers to interact with our solutions in ways they haven’t been able to do before? 

Generative AI opportunities in healthcare

Healthcare is one of the top areas where we expect a huge investment in generative AI. That’s because there’s a huge disease burden. Whether it’s cardiology, oncology, or neurology-related, there are so many possibilities where we can all make a big difference.

If you look at the areas where generative AI is starting to come into play for healthcare, there’s a lot of focus on documentation and summarization use cases and other areas like workflow automation. But what we’re also looking at is whether we can build companions for patients and physicians as clinician-facing and patient-facing solutions. 

The deeper you go into clinical areas, the stricter the regulations are, so it takes time to build robust solutions.

As Dr. Robert Pearl said, ‘ChatGPT will become more important than a stethoscope in the future,’ and physicians who want to undertake high-quality practice will use ChatGPT or other similar generative AI tools now and in the near future.

But does it mean that this might become the scenario when we’re visiting GPs or physicians in the future? I hope not. I hope we’re not sitting there waiting for them to see what ChatGPT has generated for them. 

At the same time, I hope that we can trust the solutions aren’t going to scare patients away. 

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[txbanjarahills]

Unlocking Precision Medicine: Top Treatment Kachiguda TX Hospital's Tailored Approach to Cancer Care

In the pursuit of advancing cancer care, the future is an ever-expanding horizon, filled with possibilities that hold the promise of transformative therapies. At Top Treatment TX Hospital, we stand at the forefront of this frontier, dedicated to exploring and implementing cutting-edge therapies that go beyond the conventional boundaries of oncological treatment. For further information or inquiries, please reach out to us at 9089489089

Unveiling the Future:

In this blog post, we embark on a journey into the future of oncology, where groundbreaking therapies are reshaping the landscape of cancer treatment. At [Top Treatment TX Hospital], we recognize the importance of staying ahead in the quest for more effective, targeted, and personalized approaches to care.

Precision Oncology: Tailoring Treatment to the Individual

One of the cornerstones of our approach is precision oncology. We understand that each patient is unique, and their cancer journey deserves a tailored strategy. Our team of experts utilizes advanced genetic profiling and molecular diagnostics to identify specific genetic alterations driving the cancer, allowing us to prescribe targeted therapies that offer enhanced efficacy with fewer side effects.

Immunotherapy: Empowering the Body's Defense Mechanism

Immunotherapy represents a paradigm shift in cancer treatment, and [Top Treatment TX Hospital] is at the forefront of this revolutionary approach. By harnessing the body's immune system to recognize and combat cancer cells, immunotherapy opens new doors for patients, providing hope where conventional treatments may fall short. Join us as we delve into the success stories and ongoing research initiatives that define our commitment to immunotherapeutic advancements.

Gene Editing Technologies: A Glimpse into the Future of Treatment

As we peer beyond the horizon, gene editing technologies emerge as a promising frontier in oncology. [Top Treatment TX Hospital] is actively exploring the potential of CRISPR and other gene editing tools to precisely modify cancer-related genes, offering unprecedented possibilities for targeted interventions. Discover how these technologies are paving the way for groundbreaking treatments with the potential to revolutionize cancer care.

Patient-Centric Innovation: Putting Individuals at the Heart of Treatment

While our focus is on pioneering technologies, we remain steadfast in our commitment to patient-centered care. Hear directly from patients who have experienced the impact of these future therapies and learn how [Top Treatment TX Hospital] combines cutting-edge science with compassionate support to guide individuals through their unique cancer journeys.

A Call to the Future: Stay Tuned for Ongoing Discoveries

This blog post is just the beginning of our exploration into the future of oncology at [Top Treatment TX Hospital]. As we continue to push boundaries and seek new possibilities, we invite you to stay tuned for regular updates, in-depth insights, and stories of resilience that define our commitment to advancing the field and providing hope to those facing a cancer diagnosis.

The future is bright, and at Top Treatment TX Hospital, we are navigating the uncharted territories of oncology with a vision of better, more effective, and personalized cancer care.

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[artisticdivasworld]

The Future of Nursing

Hey there, fellow nurse! Let’s chat about what’s in store for our profession in the coming years. It’s going to be quite a ride! First off, we’re going to see a lot more tech in our day-to-day work. Think artificial intelligence, telemedicine, and electronic health records. We’ll need to get really good at using these tools, not just for patient care but also for things like data analysis and…

[ecomehdi]

Unveiling the Battle Against Pancreatic Cancer: HDAC Inhibitors in Focus 2023

Welcome to the fascinating realm of battling Pancreatic cancer, where scientific warriors are deploying innovative strategies against a formidable foe. In this journey, we delve into the promising domain of HDAC Inhibitors and their extraordinary potential in piercing through the fibrotic shield that often obstructs conventional treatments. Understanding Pancreatic Cancer Let’s begin our…

[rahulcmi]

Cancer Vaccines Market Regional Analysis And Future Outlook 2022-2028

The global Cancer Vaccines Market has been a focal point of extensive research and development, poised to witness significant growth in the period from 2022 to 2028. This projection is rooted in a comprehensive regional analysis that takes into account various factors influencing the market's trajectory across different geographical areas.

North America, as a frontrunner in cancer research and innovation, is expected to maintain its dominance in the Cancer Vaccines Market. The region boasts a robust infrastructure for clinical trials, a well-established healthcare system, and a high prevalence of cancer cases. Furthermore, strong government initiatives and investments in research and development are likely to propel the market forward. The United States, in particular, stands as a major contributor to the growth, with its prominent pharmaceutical companies driving advancements in cancer vaccine technology.

In Europe, a similar trend is anticipated, given the region's emphasis on healthcare advancements and substantial investments in cancer-related research. Countries like Germany, France, and the United Kingdom are anticipated to play significant roles in shaping the market landscape.

The presence of key market players, coupled with increasing awareness and adoption of immunotherapy-based treatments, is expected to bolster Cancer Vaccines Market Growth in this region. The Asia-Pacific region presents a compelling picture of growth potential. Rapidly developing economies, increasing healthcare expenditure, and a burgeoning patient population are expected to drive demand for cancer vaccines. Countries such as China, Japan, and India are projected to contribute significantly to market expansion.

Government initiatives to improve healthcare infrastructure and rising focus on personalized medicine are additional factors that will likely fuel the market's growth in the Asia-Pacific region. Latin America and the Middle East & Africa are also expected to witness steady growth, although at a slightly slower pace compared to other regions. These markets are characterized by evolving healthcare systems, rising disposable incomes, and an increasing awareness of advanced cancer treatments. The gradual adoption of innovative therapies and the expansion of pharmaceutical networks in these regions are expected to drive the demand for cancer vaccines over the forecast period.

The future outlook for the Cancer Vaccines Market from 2022 to 2028 is promising, with significant growth opportunities across diverse regions. Advancements in technology, increasing investment in research and development, and a growing emphasis on precision medicine are set to redefine cancer treatment paradigms. However, challenges related to regulatory approvals, high development costs, and complex manufacturing processes may temper the rapid expansion of the market.

The global Cancer Vaccines Market is poised for substantial growth in the forecast period, driven by a robust regional landscape. North America and Europe will continue to lead the way, while Asia-Pacific showcases immense potential for growth. The market's future outlook is positive, with ongoing research and development endeavors paving the way for innovative and effective cancer vaccine therapies. As the medical community increasingly recognizes the potential of immunotherapy in cancer treatment, the cancer vaccines market is expected to witness transformative changes in the years to come.

[deeplyclosetedjameswilson]

just remembered wilson sat in on all the fellows interviews…meeting with your potential future boss/mentor and the head of oncology is there. hes not saying anything just doing his sudoku and coughing whenever house starts to deviate from the list of approved questions

[lanawinterscigarettes]

Sorry to keep bombarding you with house MD reqs but may I request a Wilson x transmasc reader for kinktober? Specifically with either the edging/overstimulation prompt or the Public sex prompt. I'm on James Wilson of Oncology brainrot 😔☝️

- 🌝

ofc you can! and don't even worry about it, I love all the requests you send in 🥰 thanks for the kinktober request!

(also I went with Wilson being on the receiving end of the edging/overstimulation but if you ever want a fic in the future that has it the other way around please don't hesitate to ask! I love writing subby characters with dom readers but I understand completely if that's not really what you had in mind)

Kinktober 2024 Day 10: James Wilson x transmasc reader having semi-public sex that involves edging/overstimulation

Warnings: smut/nsfw content, semi-public sex, both edging and overstimulation, riding, bottom sub Wilson, top dom reader, condom use/protected sex implied but not explicitly stated (please use a condom irl if you don't want stds and/or children I beg of you), slight humilation kink, could be seen as dubcon in some areas but everything was properly consented to beforehand

Princeton Plainsbouro Teaching Hospital was great for many things. Getting a check-up, having a transplant, resting after spending several grueling hours in surgery. One of the things it was also used for was the occasional quickie between members of the staff.

Sometimes it was in dark corriders, though mostly it was empty patient rooms or supply closets. This time happened to be in the office of a certain head of oncology.

"Shush, James. You have to be quiet unless you want us to get caught," you murmured teasingly in his ear as you sat on his lap. You were straddling him as he sat in his desk chair, his dick plunged deep inside of you.

"You're doing this on purpose," he lightly accused, his voice strained. His hands were gripping tightly onto the armrests of the chair as he did his best not to allow himself to get any more worked up than he already was.

You'd been cruel, and you knew it. He'd been edged for the past half hour or so as you made yourself cum again and again and again, forced to do nothing but sit there and watch as it happened. You promised (well, threatened is more like) that the second he came without having your permission first you'd get up and leave, and he couldn't possibly have that.

So he simply sat there, the light sheen of sweat on his face and neck causing his skin to glisten in the light. If he wasn't so focused on keeping himself from cumming, he'd have been admiring the view of you on top of him.

He so desperately wanted to finish, at least get the chance to cry out your name, but he knew both of those things were currently off the table if he wanted you to stay.

"Please," he begged in a pitiful whine, trying not to squirm as he felt you clench around him. "It's- it's not fair-"

"You sound so pretty when you beg." You leaned in and peppered the side of his neck with teasing kisses as you continued to slowly move up and down in his lap. It was hard not to smirk when you felt the way he hips jolted upwards into yours, further signifiying his growing need. "Ah, ah, ah. What did I say about moving?"

"Please, please let me cum," Wilson pleaded with you, his bottom lip (which was pink and swollen from all the rough kisses you'd given him earlier) sticking outwards in a visible pout. "I- I can be quiet- I'll be good for you, I promise-"

"Hm..." You pretended to think it over before finally relenting. "I'll let you cum, but you can't stop until I tell you to, okay?"

If he'd been thinking clearly, he probably would've taken a bit longer to consider your conditions, but your offer was just too good for him to refuse. "D- Deal. Whatever you want from me, I'll do it, I swear."

Famous last words, you thought while pulling your face away from his neck, a certain glint of mischief in your eyes. "Alright, baby. You can cum now if you really want to."

It was like the floodgates had opened up just from you saying those words alone. His body tensed up underneath you, and you could feel his dick twitch inside of you as he released his load. Thank god for condoms, because otherwise that would've been one hell of a mess to clean up.

He leaned back against the chair as he tried to catch his breath, his eyes shut and his breathing ragged. It almost made you feel bad for what you were going to do next.

When he felt you pull off him and move back to sit on his thighs, he thought nothing of it. It wasn't until your hand met his aching cock that he realized what was going on.

His eyes shot open almost immediately when you wrapped your hand around his member and began to slowly jerk him off, which prompted him to remember your words from earlier. "I'll let you cum, but you can't stop until I tell you to."

"Oh, god..." He whimpered pathetically as he squirmed around in his seat, realizing the overstimulation he felt from your touch was just going to keep getting worse until you decided to give him a break.

"I don't think he can help you now," you replied with a smug grin, visibly proud of yourself for the mess you'd made of the usually so put-together doctor.

He could only let out broken mewls in response, his head tilting backwards as his eyes glazed over. "T- Too much... Can't do it..."

"Yes, you can," you insisted in a soft yet firm tone, giving his sensitive cock a light squeeze to further set him on edge.

It must've worked, because you heard his nails scratch at the leather upholstery on his chair's armrests in an attempt to help ground himself. "I can't," he protested in a strangled plea.

You disreguarded his words as you continued to pump his member, which was slick with your arousal from when he'd been inside of you. "You're going to get the both of us caught if you keep whining like that."

He huffed loudly in frustration, not amused. "Y- You're awful. You want us to get caught at this point, don't you?"

"Keep acting like a brat, and I'll page House. I'm sure he'd just love to get a front row view of you falling apart underneath me."

That certainly did a good job of shutting him up. If there was one thing that was worse than being teased and taunted relentlessly by you, it was being teased and taunted relentlessly by both you and House. He already disliked it happening in general, meaning there was no way he wanted to experience it in a situation like this one.

"Just once more, okay? Cum for me once more, and then we're finished," you bargained with him as you kept your hand wrapped around his cock. "Just one more time, baby, you can do it, c'mon."

The combination of your promise and the gentle encouragements you gave only got him closer and closer to his goal. It wasn't until you leaned in and sunk your teeth into the side of his neck in an affectionate bite that he was officially pushed over the edge.

He heart was racing at this point, his legs shaking somewhat as the aftermath of his orgasm washed over him. "You can never settle for just a normal quickie, can you?" His voice was breathless as he lightly joked with you, his chest visibly rising and falling as he sat back in his chair.

You looked like the cat that ate the canary as you watched him, overly smug at how wrecked he looked right now. "With someone as irresistible as you? Never."

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[angryschnauzer]

January 11th 2024

Yeah its been a while since i updated. I haven't had the energy to if i'm honest, but here we go.

Hubby had his brain surgery end of November '23. The tumour they took out was a nasty one, somewhere between the size of a golf ball and a kiwi fruit. The wound has healed well with little to no side affects apart from some double vision, but he was checked out for that and it is a common after affect of brain trauma and was remedied with an eyepatch for a few weeks.

We met with the Neuro Oncology team at Royal Marsden Hospital in London. They are one of the best (if not the best) cancer treatment centres in the whole country, and we worked through a treatment plan.

Just before Christmas hubby was also cleared to have shoulder reconstructive surgery (he broke his shoulder bone in the original seizures back at the end of October '23). There was a really small window of time between it being enough time after the brain surgery that he could go back under general anaesthetic, but also enough time to mostly heal before he started Radiotherapy and Chemo, so just 5 days before Christmas hubby was in and out of our local hospital in a single day to have that surgery.

Christmas was a quiet and subdued affair. I also herniated a disk in my back the day Hubby had surgery (i was clearing the deep freeze out ready for grocery delivery), so it meant both he and I were dosed up to our eyeballs on strong painkillers for most of the holiday, and Little Dude spent the majority of the break either playing video games or building his new lego sets.

Two days before Christmas i also had to have emergency dental work (i had been grinding my teeth and had previously cracked a tooth) and whilst i was in the dentists office some utter idiot crashed into my car. That was the last thing i needed but i simply handed it all over to my insurance company (who are aware of my husbands situation) and they arranged a hire vehicle and sorted repairs.

Onto the start of 2024. This is the first week of Radiotherapy and Chemo for Hubby. He is getting very tired and fatigued already from the Radiotherapy, but thankfully no nausea from the chemo as yet, but that could change over time. He is scheduled for a full schedule of 6 weeks of this dual treatment, where we are having to visit Royal Marsden every day Mon - Fri for the six weeks, and then he also takes the chemo 7 days a week for the six weeks.

He'll then have 4 to 6 weeks 'off' treatment for his body to relax and recuperate, but will have scans and MRI's during that time to gauge what further treatment will be, but its likely to be just chemo but a stronger dose, but no radiotherapy. The chemo is to be 3 weeks off one week on, so a 4 weekly cycle.

The one thing we have discovered isn't done is prognosis's. When we first got to Royal Marsden we were shocked as they started talking about years, and explained that although it was a really nasty tumour, it was found very early and whilst it was still relatively small for its kind. They've discussed things like 'this years treatment plan then we'll look at next years', and also for a while Hubby was being considered for a clinical trial which candidates who have prognosis's of 12 months+ are only considered for. In the end he didn't meet the criteria (his cholesterol was too high). The Macmillian Nurses also have been talking to us about Mobility Car assistance schemes where you can get govt assistance financially and get an adapted vehicle on a 2 year rolling lease. All these timings are reassuring in one way, but worrying in another - we have no idea what the future holds and it really does cement in stone that our time is limited and could end any moment, and makes it very difficult to make any long term plans. You don't realise how much of your life is preplanned until you end up in this situation and aren't sure if you can book your kid onto the school residential trip in 5 months time.

Should anyone want the mundane daily day-to-day life updates you can follow me on my personal instagram @simone_with_an_e its generally a load of utter boring bollocks, but i try to keep it updated daily with updates when i can as its a lot easier to do 1 short paragraph than a big update.

For me my mental health is a little better now that i've had time to process Hubby's diagnosis and that he is getting treatment. There are still days or hours when i fall apart, and it could be something as simple as listening to a song on the radio as i drive back from dropping Little Dude at school and i realise the song would be lovely at his funeral. I end up having to pull over and have a cry whilst switching the radio off. I'm loosing weight and aging quickly, my hair is turning grey from stress and i realised i've aged about 15 years in the last 3 from stress. My appetite comes and goes, and things like red meat now turn my stomach and i can't digest it. But i also haven't drunk alcohol since the day before Hubby had his seizure back in October. I feel like i need to stay 'alert' in case i need to rush him to the hospital for something. I don't miss it as such, but I miss the ability to fully relax. Its hard to describe but i feel like at the moment i've lost myself and am just functioning to care for those around me, going through the motions as such.

Anyway, this has been a long update. I do still lurk here, you may see me pop up in notifications liking something, but at the moment i don't feel its right to start putting fandom stuff back on here yet. I do hope to get back to writing at some point. I miss it and the unfinished stories plague my mind as i have such lovely plans for story arc's and really want to finish them.

Take care all,

Schnauz

xxx

[jenthebug]

Oncologist is ditching our “wait and see” approach for something more aggro: scans, then a possible surgery to remove the breast mass and get me to No Evidence of Disease (NED). She also wants me to go to oncology rehab because she believes my fatigue is due to deconditioning.

Scans. 😒 this means a breast MRI, which are the worst.

Surgery.

NO EVIDENCE OF DISEASE.

Rehab 😒 and a possible return of all my energy.

I am having so many feelings right now it’s unreal.

I could have to have another surgery.

I could get back to almost normal. Not normal enough to dispatch again, but normal enough to be thrown back to the rat race.

But I could get back to normal enough to go hiking again, too. And keep up with my companions on vacation.

I could start making plans for the future. But I could have to start making plans for the future. I could get more years, but again, nobody knows how many.

This is a LOT and my therapist better bring her A game next time we talk, because she’s getting the dark and depressed version of this entry.

[dr-tonytonychopper]

fuck you, hospitalizes ur one piece

luffy: intern future general surgeon

zoro: head of orthopedic surgery

nami: intern future pediatric surgeon

usopp: medical engineer turned intern future oncology surgeon

sanji: head of plastic surgery

vivi: intern future obgyn surgeon

chopper: general surgeon

robin: head of neurosurgery

franky: medical engineer

brook: chief of surgery was a trauma surgeon

ace: plastic surgeon specializes in burn victims

law: head of cardio

kid: plastic surgeon deals with amputees

sabo: neurosurgeon

small headcanons

luffy and sabo raise money and end up naming the hospital portgas memorial hospital

sanji and zoro fought each other to be the best intern and never realized neither had it and it was in fact law

sanji, law and zoro share an apartment

kid and ace never wanted to do plastic surgery bc they figured it was just face lifts and boob jobs but sanji kept getting punished and getting stuck with the worst interns

nami becomes chief resident

usopp always wanted to be a doctor but thought he couldn’t so he did medical engineering before switching

usopp went into oncology bc of his mom and kaya

luffy genuinely has no idea what is going on and failed his intern year the first time

the nurses are boycotting sanji

kid argues with kids and has multiple sit down conversations about his bedside manner

ace is a brown noser

sabo brings up that he lost his memory to his patients and when he gets in trouble he goes “it wasn’t like i did it to myself🙄”

the interns only know franky as the guy dating robin

if you need zoro you better physically go to him because more than likely he’s asleep somewhere

franky hand delivers whatever robin needs to her and when it comes to everyone else he’s like “you have legs🙄💅”

sanji, law and zoro share a bed(jk)

sanji and law have known each other since high school

law doesn’t answer most of his pages

luffy and usopp share an apartment

nami runs bets in the hospital

nami almost became a trauma surgeon but it was too much for her and she had a calling for pediatric

nami, usopp and luffy caught sanji crying in a janitor’s closet bc a patient thought sabo was his son

the last hc was inspired by the fact that i thought sabo was sanji in an edit i saw

also b4 ppl bitch and moan abt ages and shit idc