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COA 2025: Insight, Innovation, and Independent Strength

By Maggie L. Shaw

May 5th 2025

The 2025 Community Oncology Conference empowered attendees with insights on advocacy, innovation, and practical strategies for enhancing community cancer care.

Community Oncology Reacts to Trump's Drug Pricing Executive Order

By Maggie L. Shaw

May 2nd 2025

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May 2nd 2025

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Patient Navigation Is Nonnegotiable in Cancer Care

By Maggie L. Shaw

May 1st 2025

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Elevated HLA-G Seen in HCC Driven by Viral Infections, Fatty Liver

By AJMC Contributor

May 1st 2025

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August 28th 2014

IBM's Watson Impacts All Aspects of Discovery Research

Improved cognitive computing by the supercomputer has accelerated the pace of scientific breakthroughs by discovering previously unknown connections in Big Data.

August 27th 2014

Joe Jimenez, Novartis CEO, Doesn't Expect An Early Impact of Biosimilars

Sandoz, the companies generics unit, recently submitted an application with the US FDA for approval of it's biosimilar filgrastim; it's the first-ever biosimilar application with the FDA.

August 27th 2014

Cancer Screening Rates Influenced by Medicaid Reimbursement

The study, published in the journal Cancer, identified a direct correlation between Medicaid payout for office visits and cancer screening in several states.

Karen Lewis Discusses the Challenges of the Rapid Expansion of Genetic Testing in Healthcare

August 26th 2014

Karen Lewis Discusses the Challenges of the Rapid Expansion of Genetic Testing in Healthcare

Karen Lewis, MS, MM, CGC, medical policy administrator and genetic counselor at Priority Health, said that providers are engaging in genetic testing, but they are doing so in "an uninformed fashion."

August 26th 2014

Pfizer-Merck Immunooncology Collaboration Announced

Following the news that pembrolizumab may be approved earlier than expected, Pfizer and Merck have announced a partnership to evaluate the PD-1 inhibitor in combination with Pfizer's Xalkori.

August 26th 2014

Using the Internet to Recruit Participants in Personalized Trials

The University of Colorado is trying to recruit patients on the internet for a trial to test ponatinib in a rare form of lung cancer.

August 25th 2014

Merck's PD-1 Inhibitor May be Approved Earlier Than Anticipated

Pembrolizumab was expected to be approved by October, but the turnaround might be much earlier.

August 25th 2014

FDA Moves to Regulate Thousands of Diagnostic Tests

Mary K. Caffrey

August 25th 2014

NIH's ALCHEMIST Trial Launched

August 22nd 2014

ASCO's Peter Yu, MD, and Priority Health's Burton VanderLaan, MD, to Give Keynotes at AJMCLive Event

Bringing stakeholders together is the mission of AJMCLive, the meeting series of The American Journal of Managed Care. It's reflected in the two keynote speakers for Patient-Centered Oncology Care on Nov. 14: a leader of physicians, Peter Yu, MD, the current president of ASCO; and a leader among payers, Burton VanderLaan, MD, FACP, medical director of Priority Health.

August 22nd 2014

AJMC Panel: Advances in Multiple Myeloma Therapy Extend Survival for Patients, Raising Cost Concerns

Mary Caffrey Nicole Beagin

August 22nd 2014

Study Points to Lack of Awareness on the BRCA-Ovarian Cancer Relation

75 percent of those at high risk for BRCA mutations have no idea they may have increased chance of ovarian cancer, drawing attention to the importance of genetic counseling.

August 22nd 2014

Beyond the Numbers, Kentucky's Beshear Brings Healthcare Success Stories to State Fair

Mary K. Caffrey

In the twilight of his term of office, Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear is savoring the political fruits from a leap of faith made 15 months ago, when he spurned his Legislature and opted to expand Medicaid, citing a unique provision in Kentucky regulations. A year after the CMS visit, Beshear and his team are the subject of glowing reports, which describe how a commonwealth with a history of getting things wrong in healthcare has done just about everything right in Obamacare.

August 22nd 2014

3D Printer Generates BiodegradableTargeted Drug Delivery System

An innovative method for using affordable, consumer-grade 3D printers and materials has been developed to fabricate custom medical implants that can contain antibacterial and chemotherapeutic compounds for targeted drug delivery.

August 21st 2014

Illumina To Collaborate With Leading Pharma on a Multigene Diagnostic Panel

The panel, based on next-generation sequencing, will help select the target population - to deliver precision medicine and improve outcomes.

August 21st 2014

AJMC Panel Asks: Does it Pay to Use Pathways?

Nicole Beagin Mary Caffrey

Panel Discussion led by Seema Sonnad,PhD, that saw participation from ASCO's president Peter Paul Yu, MD; Jennifer Malin, MD, PhD, from WellPoint; Chadi Nabhan, MD, FACP, from the University of Chicago; and I.W. Tischler, MD, from Cigna.

August 21st 2014

Faster MRI Technique Comparable to the Conventional Screen

August 21st 2014

Achieving Value in Cancer Care-the Case of Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Ajay Aggarwal, MD Richard Sullivan, MD, PhD

August 21st 2014

The Global Perspective on Value in Cancer Care

Based on presentations by Elisabeth De Vries, MD, PhD Richard Sullivan, MD, PhD Lowell E. Schnipper, MD

August 21st 2014

Overdiagnosis and Overtreatment: The Cancer Paradigm

Based on presentations by Barbara L. Smith, MD, PhD Rina S. Punglia, MD, MPH Laura Esserman, MD, MBA,

August 21st 2014

In Conversation With ASCO President Peter Paul Yu

August 21st 2014

Clinical Pathway Adherence and Barriers to Coverage

August 20th 2014

NICE Turns Around to Support the Use of Celgene's Revlimid

The cost regulator for the NHS in England and Wales has said that Celgene's Revlimid should be an option for treating patients with a particular form of myelodysplastic syndromes.

ASCO President Peter P. Yu on Attending AJMC's Patient-Centered Oncology Care Meeting

August 20th 2014

ASCO President Peter P. Yu on Attending AJMC's Patient-Centered Oncology Care Meeting

Peter Paul Yu, MD, FASCO, who this summer became president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, shared how the group is leading the discussion of what constitutes value in cancer care, as well as the need to engage all stakeholders in this critical topic.

August 20th 2014

Cancer Care in the United States: The Path Ahead

Surabhi Dangi-Garimella, PhD

August 20th 2014

The EGF Receptor (EGFR) Continues to Be a Promising Target in NSCLC

Based on presentations by Pasi A. Janne, MD, PhD Lecia V. Sequist, MD, MPH Gideon Michael Blumenthal, MD Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD

August 20th 2014

BMS and Celgene Announce Collaboration on An Immuno-Chemo Combination Regimen

Combining nab-paclitaxel with nivolumab is expected to have a synergistic effect in the various tumor types to be targeted, while providing Celgene access to the immunooncology race.

August 19th 2014

NIH Initiates ALCHEMIST Trials: Targeted Treatment in Early-Stage Lung Cancer

The trials will evaluate the efficacy of erlotinib or crizotinib in preventing lung cancer recurrence, as well as survival, in patients carrying mutations in either EGFR or ALK, who are clinically free of the disease.

August 19th 2014

Raising Awareness for Treating Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancers

Guidelines, such as those developed by the Children's Oncology Group, can prove a useful resource to monitor and/or treat adults who have previously been treated for a pediatric cancer.

August 19th 2014

Studies Point to Unnecessary Testing in Cancer, Particularly in the Older Population

The two studies, published in the August issue of JAMA Internal Medicine, examine the pros and cons of the current cancer screening methodologies.

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