Too few women oncology investigators; is a rigid HPV vaccination schedule needed?

Too few women oncology investigators; is a rigid HPV vaccination schedule needed?

Is a rigid HPV vaccination schedule really necessary? Story by Bruce Jancin, reporting from the annual meeting of the European Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases.

Delayed administration of the second dose of an HPV vaccine had no negative impact on the magnitude of the immune response.

Other top stories:

1. Women are underrepresented as lead authors in oncology trials 

   The proportion has been increasing but still lags behind the proportion of female oncologists in the United States.

2. Dupilumab found effective for adolescents with moderate to severe AD 

   Rates of skin infections were higher in the placebo group, compared with the treatment groups.

3. Exposure to outdoor air pollutants linked to increased emphysema 

   Being exposed to outdoor air pollutants was associated with increases in emphysema as assessed via CT imaging.

4. Favorable Ebola results lead to drug trial termination, new focus 

   Two of four therapeutics showed greater survival, prompting termination of the initial trial and randomization of new patients to these two drugs.

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SPECIAL: ASCO Journal Club with Blood & Cancer host David Henry, MD

SPECIAL Crossover with Blood & Cancer, the official podcast of MDedge HematologyOncology. 

You can learn more about Blood & Cancer at http://www.mdedge.com/podcasts/blood-cancer

SHOW NOTES:

Alan P. Lyss, MD, a medical oncologist in community practice at Missouri Baptist Medical Center in St. Louis, joins Blood & Cancer host David H. Henry, MD, of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, to break down the most interesting and practice-changing studies at the recent 2019 annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Complete show notes by Ronak H. Mistry, DO, resident in the department of internal medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, are available online here.

For more MDedge podcasts, go to mdedge.com/podcasts

Email the show: [email protected]

Interact with us on Twitter: @mdedgehemonc

David Henry on Twitter: @DavidHenryMD

Relevant links:

• Big Data
  • Abstract LBA1
  • Abstract LBA5563
  • Abstract 110
  • CancerLinQ Database
• Colorectal Cancer
  • Abstract 3500
  • Abstract 3501
• Pancreatic Cancer
  • Abstract 4000
  • Abstract LBA4
• Prostate Cancer
  • Abstract LBA2
• Lung Cancer
  • Abstract 8504
• Breast Cancer
  • Abstract 500
  • Abstract 502
  • TAILORx
  • Abstract 503
• Health Informatics
  • Abstract 6509
  • Abstract 6510
• Multiple Myeloma
  • Multiple Myeloma Abstracts
  • Smoldering Myeloma
    • Abstract 8000
  • Myeloma
    • Abstract 8002
    • Abstract 8007

SPECIAL: ASCO Journal Club with Blood & Cancer host David Henry, MD

SPECIAL Crossover with Blood & Cancer, the official podcast of MDedge HematologyOncology. 

You can learn more about Blood & Cancer at http://www.mdedge.com/podcasts/blood-cancer

SHOW NOTES:

Alan P. Lyss, MD, a medical oncologist in community practice at Missouri Baptist Medical Center in St. Louis, joins Blood & Cancer host David H. Henry, MD, of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, to break down the most interesting and practice-changing studies at the recent 2019 annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Complete show notes by Ronak H. Mistry, DO, resident in the department of internal medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, are available online here.

For more MDedge podcasts, go to mdedge.com/podcasts

Email the show: [email protected]

Interact with us on Twitter: @mdedgehemonc

David Henry on Twitter: @DavidHenryMD

Relevant links:

• Big Data
  • Abstract LBA1
  • Abstract LBA5563
  • Abstract 110
  • CancerLinQ Database
• Colorectal Cancer
  • Abstract 3500
  • Abstract 3501
• Pancreatic Cancer
  • Abstract 4000
  • Abstract LBA4
• Prostate Cancer
  • Abstract LBA2
• Lung Cancer
  • Abstract 8504
• Breast Cancer
  • Abstract 500
  • Abstract 502
  • TAILORx
  • Abstract 503
• Health Informatics
  • Abstract 6509
  • Abstract 6510
• Multiple Myeloma
  • Multiple Myeloma Abstracts
  • Smoldering Myeloma
    • Abstract 8000
  • Myeloma
    • Abstract 8002
    • Abstract 8007

Do cannabis laws cut opioid deaths? Plus, residents swamped by debt, job offers

Today's top stories in clinical medicine. 

1. Medical cannabis laws appear no longer tied to drop in opioid overdose mortality
2. EULAR revises its RA management recommendations
3. Aggressive lowering of LDL cholesterol: Is it a good thing?
4. Residents are drowning in job offers -- and debt

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Treat insomnia like a disorder; what's causing new psychiatric symptoms?

Today's top stories in clinical medicine. 

1. Treat insomnia as a full-fledged disorder.
2. Illinois law expands abortion rights.
3. Consider iatrogenesis in patients with new psychiatric symptoms.
4. Foot osteoarthritis: forgotten no longer.

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