Drew Moghanaki

@DrewMoghanaki

MD, MPH - Radiation oncologist who works at a VA medical center and . Searching for common sense in cancer research.

Atlanta, GA
Vrijeme pridruživanja: travanj 2013.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    19. velj 2018.

    There are two types of beliefs in this world. Those that are informed, and those that are not. Please be nice to those who express their beliefs in the latter category.

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    prije 1 sat

    Did you know the VA is the largest provider of cancer care in the United States? Read on to learn about working at the VA as an !

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  3. prije 6 sati

    One can shed new light or make the light brighter where there is already light. The former strategy seeks to make a difference whereas the latter typically serves a different purpose.

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  4. prije 13 sati

    Thank you, , for sharing this video at the 2020 VAPALS summit so that more Americans could learn about the wonderful work your group continues to accomplish through the and .

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  5. prije 13 sati

    Here, you can learn more about this Royal English dude who served his term between 2015-16:

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  6. prije 13 sati

    Can a 1-minute VIDEO that is narrated by the Lord Mayor of Manchester really save lives? The answer is YES if it reaches those at risk for lung cancer who were never informed about the benefits of early detection.

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    This is a great idea. Especially since many hospitals in the US are already proud of their radiation oncology programs.

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    3. velj

    Looking forward to this exciting symposium. Lots to discuss given recent advances in lung cancer! Abstract submission is open.

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  9. 2. velj

    I wish to thank our wonderful team who stayed for the 2nd day of our screening summit in Atlanta this past week. This is a group that is tirelessly working to save the lives of our at risk of developing lung cancer.

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  10. 1. velj

    Words with consequences are often mismanaged whenever one doesn’t stop to think and care enough about those who they may affect. This behavior is most frequent among individuals who don’t slow down, a phenomenon that is brilliantly written about here:

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    She also reviewed other tools and aids.

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  15. 31. sij

    Abby Burns, MPH, MSW - Senior Project Manager for , shares a SDM tool for lung screening that asks 5 questions about harms and 1 about benefit.

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  16. 31. sij

    Implementing lung cancer screening programs can be tricky. This is why and are using a systematic approach to measure how we are doing it in to help future VA sites with their launch.

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    31. sij

    Maybe it’s time to move past OS as the gold standard for cancer screening? QOL and decreasing treatment burden (ie fewer stage 3/4 lung cancer) should matter more. Mammography hasn’t decreased stage 4 breast cancer rates. Lung cancer screening deserves support from physicians

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    31. sij
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    I like 's analogy... if seat belts, shown to reduce mortality in car accidents, have not been shown to reduce overall mortality, should we all stop wearing seat belts???

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  19. 31. sij

    But following two massive randomized clinical trials with over 65,000 people at risk, the chance of WINNING is so much higher that it’s really a no brainer. So why do anti/screeners persist to be a menace? I don’t know. You might want to ask their parents who know them best. /END

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  20. 31. sij

    Yet the people who aren’t going to get lung cancer could LOSE because they will end up worrying about a benign spot, have to endure the nuisance and cost of add’l tests and procedures, and very rarely (0.04%) develop a major complication from a biopsy. 7/

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  21. 31. sij

    We WIN by getting cured 70-80% of the time, avoiding treatments for stage IV lung cancer, avoiding side-effexrs of chemo and financial toxicities of even more expensive systemic therapies, and preventing our friends and family from weeping at our premature funerals. /8

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