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Reshma Jagsi will be a Keynote Speaker at “Strategies to Empower Women to Achieve Academic Success," which will be held June 7th (8:30 a.m. – 11 a.m., A. Alfred Taubman Biomedical Science Research Building). The event is sponsored by the A. Alfred Taubman Medical Research Institute.

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01/30/2017

Kayte Spector-Bagdady has a new commentary out in The Conversation about the law and ethics of research with human biospecimens.

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01/25/2017

A new study (Epublished in Cancer Jan 2017) found that women with early-stage invasive breast cancer report substantial treatment-associated toxicities and related burden. CBSSM's Reshma Jagsi and fellow researchers found that nearly half of breast cancer patients experience severe side effects from breast cancer treatment.

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CBSSM's Elias Baumgarten, Raymond De Vries, Kayte Spector-Bagdady, Michele Gornick, & Adam Marks (no pictured) were judges at the 2017 A2Ethics High School Ethics Bowl January 28-29th.

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Raymond De Vries is involved in a new research study led by Akbar Waljee, MD, MSc, which will develop a risk-based strategy to help providers tailor timing of treatments among CHC Veterans to ensure that those who most need urgent therapy get it as quickly as possible.

Using democratic deliberation, Dr. De Vries will engage Veterans to learn their thoughts and preferences about such a strategy, which will help with its implementation in a clinical setting.

Scott Roberts and co-authors found that customers who receive direct-to-consumer genetic health data were not alarmed by results, but generally found the information useful. CBSSM faculty Wendy Uhlmann and Michele Gornick were co-authors on the study.

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