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We're happy to announce that we've released our first continued education unit for dietitians. This .75 credit is approv...
03/10/2025

We're happy to announce that we've released our first continued education unit for dietitians. This .75 credit is approved by The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (Academy) and Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR). Julia Diaz, RDN, offers both evidence-based knowledge and lived wisdom for professionals navigating the complexities of thyroid cancer care.

Mary Mathew, LFMT, spoke with us on coping strategies across the cancer continuum from her recent presentation for the C...
24/09/2025

Mary Mathew, LFMT, spoke with us on coping strategies across the cancer continuum from her recent presentation for the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation. We touch on her approaches for internal and extermal coping skills to address common experiences (and diagnoses) when faced with cancer. Mary is in private practice in Los Angeles, CA for those interested in mental health treatment catered to the cancer experience.

28/08/2025

We'll have a new episode released shortly and some more news to share coming soon!

We're excited for some upcoming recordings and other news to share soon.
29/07/2025

We're excited for some upcoming recordings and other news to share soon.

Our latest episode features Jess Piper, LICSW, discussing rural cancer care and the pitfalls of fragmented care. She hig...
21/06/2025

Our latest episode features Jess Piper, LICSW, discussing rural cancer care and the pitfalls of fragmented care. She highlights the pivot to telehealth and the flood of new patients reentering cancer care post-pandemic.

17/04/2025

We've slowed down a bit this year in publishing episodes due to welcoming another member to the Goodwin family but we're happy to note that we've reached our 25th episode with our latest.

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Caroline Dorfman, PhD is our special guest for the latest episode covering research geared toward Adolescent and Young A...
17/04/2025

Caroline Dorfman, PhD is our special guest for the latest episode covering research geared toward Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) population. Caroline is an Assistant Professor at the Duke Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Services and serves as the Director of Research and Behavioral Medicine for the Duke Teen and Young Adult Oncology Program. She illuminates her research done on specific concerns for the AYA age group including pain, fatigue, and distress. We spend time on oncofertility and sexual reproductive health as well as her study of health behaviors and specific barriers to overall well-being.



*Correction: At the time of this recording there were 13 states with fertility preservation coverage. This has been expanded to 18 states and Washington DC.

Mary Baron Nelson, PhD, RN, CPRP, is our special guest for the latest episode on pediatric brain cancer. She is currentl...
25/02/2025

Mary Baron Nelson, PhD, RN, CPRP, is our special guest for the latest episode on pediatric brain cancer. She is currently the Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the Keck Medical School at USC and th episode dives into her research and clinical work ranging from brain injury in childhood cancer to late effects of brain cancers for children.

25/02/2025

February is winding down and what better way to have a new episode? Mary Baron Nelson, PhD, RN, CPRP, is the special guest for our latest episode covering pediatric brain cancer.

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02/01/2025

For 2024, we had over 800 downloads! Thanks for listening. We were also able to release an episode a month. Which doesn't seem like a lot but it feels like quite the accomplishment. Looking forward to growth in 2025!

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Dr. Rushil Patel joins us as a special guest for our latest episode exploring spirituality and religion in cancer care. ...
01/01/2025

Dr. Rushil Patel joins us as a special guest for our latest episode exploring spirituality and religion in cancer care. Rushil is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the O'Neal Cancer Center at the University of Alabama Birminham. It was an honor to hear him speak about his passion for his work and research interest in exploring Dharmic faith in the face of cancer diagnosis and treatment.

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