In this month's blog post, Don Dizon and Meeyoung Lee discuss the importance of balancing hope with expectations when discussing Phase I trials with patients.

In this month's blog post, Don Dizon and Susannah Koontz discuss the evolution in her career as a pediatric clinical pharmacy specialist, the passions that initially drew her to the work, and that now drive her new role as a consultant.

COVID-19 has changed the way patients experience cancer care. Don Dizon and Anne Marie Mercurio discuss the impact of the pandemic on patients and their families.

In this month's blog post, Don Dizon discusses cooperative groups, social media, and conducting clinical trials during the COVID-19 pandemic with Wendy Lawton from SWOG.

Don Dizon learns about Ginny Mason's experiences as a breast cancer survivor, patient advocate, and nonprofit leader in this month's blog post.

In this month's blog post, Don Dizon and his colleague Mary Anne Fenton discuss her career in oncology and how the profession has changed over the past 20 years.

In this month's blog, Don Dizon and patient advocate Stacey Tinianov reflect on the power words can have when communicating about cancer with patients. They also discuss how the meaning of words can be fluid and dependent on individual context.

In this month's blog post, Don Dizon discusses advocacy with Young Survival Coalition CEO, Jennifer Merschdorf.

In this month's blog post, Don Dizon discusses how hope and resilience helped his friend Joseph McCollom to achieve his goal of becoming a palliative care and GI oncologist.

In this month's blog post, Don Dizon and Julie Gralow discuss mentorship and the different paths that oncologists follow in pursuit of their passions.