n this poignant episode, USA Today investigative journalist Emily Le Coz unravels the heart-wrenching narrative of Ashleigh Anderson, a CVS pharmacist whose tragic demise serves as a cautionary tale of overwhelming stress in the workplace.
Emily shares her motivations behind delving into the pervasive issue of burnout in retail pharmacy and sheds light on the very real threat it poses. She recounts the details of the Ashleigh Anderson story, where the toxic culture within retail pharmacy played a pivotal role in a life lost to the pressures of the job. Together, we navigate the profound implications of burnout, exploring its dangers and the urgent need for systemic change within the retail pharmacy landscape. This episode serves as both a tribute to Ashleigh Anderson and a rallying cry for reform in an industry grappling with the devastating consequences of unchecked workplace stress.
Christian Rolfo, MD, PhD, of Mount Sinai Medical Center (now at Ohio State as Chief of Oncology), explores the science and clinical applications of liquid biopsies, including circulating tumor DNA. On this special Healthcare Unfiltered episode, he explains how this cutting-edge approach compares to traditional tissue samples in terms of concordance, sensitivity, and specificity, and
In this special Healthcare Unfiltered podcast, I tackle the fellowship application process using “Hematology/Oncology” fellowship as an example, but this applies to most other fellowships in other disciplines. To better understand the process and the issues, I invited a fellowship program director and a fellow applicant – doesn’t get better than that.
I am joined on this special Healthcare Unfiltered podcast by Drs. Rana McKay and Petros Grivas to discuss the latest genitourinary oncology research updates from the 2024 ASCO Annual Meeting, covering topics such as the prognostic ability of KIM-1 in kidney cancer, patient-reported outcomes from enfortumab vedotin/pembrolizumab treatment, and the final overall survival update from
