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09/09/2025
Project TEACH videoconference, 9.9.2025
Case Discussion
Didactic- Relapse Prevention for Tobacco Cessation by Melissa Macomber, MA, LPC– MD Anderson Cancer Center
09/09/2025
Iron Deficiency and Hemochromatosis
Jacquelyn Powers, MD, MS
09/09/2025
Approach to Anemia
Alice Ma, MD
09/09/2025
Mechanisms of exercise as medicine in cancer treatment
Special Seminar with Dr. Robert Newton; Mechanisms of exercise as medicine in cancer treatment
09/09/2025
September 2025 IPE (Indonesia Pathology ECHO) Program
IPE (Indonesia Pathology ECHO) Program
09/05/2025
Leveraging Network Approaches for Cancer Prevention and Control
The Division of Cancer Prevention and Population Sciences, Cancer Prevention and Control Grand Rounds welcomes Yamile` Molina, PhD., Associate Professor, Community Health Sciences, Associate Director for Community Outreach and Engagement at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, University of Illinois Chicago
08/19/2025
Financial Toxicity and Cancer in America
Fumiko Chino, MD, FASCO
Radiation Oncology
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Fumiko Chino, MD FASCO is a cancer researcher and Assistant Professor in Breast Radiation Oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center. She was a founding lead of the Affordability Working Group at Memorial Sloan Kettering. She is also one of the Directors at the Costs of Care group, a NGO working to improve affordability in healthcare. Her research is focused on patient-centered care including the financial toxicity of cancer care and survivorship, healthcare disparities, equity, and access. She is the recipient of the inaugural 2022 ASCO Excellence in Equity Award.
09/01/2025
Septiembre Reunion Proyecto Proyecto ECHO de Canceres Ginecológicos
Proyecto ECHO- Latin America
08/26/2025
Cervical Cancer Prevention Indonesia ECHO session, August 26, 2025
Project ECHO- Cervical Cancer Prevention in Indonesia
08/26/2025
ECHO AFROGIN_English Session of August 26, 2025
08/26/2025
Community Cancer Survivorship Project ECHO 8.26.2025
08/25/2025
Time Toxicity
Amy Barker
Supr., Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
Lymphoma-Myeloma
MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation explores the concept of time toxicity - the excessive, often invisible demands on patients’ time that contribute to more stress, burnout, and possible reduced adherence to treatment. In the context of cancer care, where patients often navigate complex treatment regimens, frequent appointments, and long wait times, time toxicity emerges as a critical yet underrecognized factor affecting patients' quality of life.