Confronting difficult questions and situations in cancer care This week, I was confronted once again with a series of difficult questions and situations that affect people living with cancer. I speak not just as an observer, but as someone directly affected — I am a...
When you become a patient, especially after a serious diagnosis, you often feel completely lost. You may not understand how diagnoses work, what treatments are available, or even what a clinical trial is – let alone whether one might be an option for you. Suddenly,...
In 2009, I had a remarkable encounter at the Institute for Advanced Studies — I met Freeman Dyson. Known for his groundbreaking work in physics and mathematics, I was struck by his intellect, his way of thinking, and most of all, his rigorous scientific approach to...
Healthcare is a sector that employs many people—some argue too many in wealthier countries, while others believe there are too few in poorer regions. Yet, in more affluent nations, healthcare provides a stable income for a significant number of individuals. What...
Last week, I attended a conference hosted by EFPIA in Brussels. The presentations were well delivered, the panels insightful, and the conversations meaningful. And yet I left with a sense of restlessness. The congress focused on the latest developments in research and...
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