In this month's blog, Don Dizon talks with his colleague Idalina Colburn about her role as a nurse navigator, and how her experience living with metastatic breast cancer impacts her relationship with her patients.

In this month's blog, Don Dizon and Christine McGinn discuss the unique perspective an oncologist brings when a family member receives a cancer diagnosis.

Don Dizon and Hina Khan discuss the difficulty of being observers of the COVID-19 pandemic in their home countries while their family and friends remain in the midst of it.

Families are integral in the course of a patient's cancer treatment. In this month's blog, Don Dizon and Shaalan Beg discuss what happens when the family asks that the cancer diagnosis not be disclosed to the patient.

Don Dizon and a former patient discuss the complex experience of being diagnosed with and cured of a rare disease.

In the shadow of the anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, Don Dizon and Anne Katz reflect on a year filled with Zoom calls and virtual conferences.

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.