Ashley Chan is a journalist who specializes in covering oncology and healthcare topics. She writes for CURE Media Group and Oncology Nursing News, and her work has also been featured in Targeted Oncology, Dermatology Times, and Truthout. Ashley's articles focus on the latest advancements in cancer treatments, clinical trials, and the impact of cancer on patients' lives.
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Ashley Chan's articles predominantly focus on healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with an emphasis on cancer research, clinical trials, treatment options, drug approvals, and cancer therapies. She often includes data citations and expert commentary in her coverage.
Given the nature of her articles, Ashley would likely be interested in speaking to experts who have firsthand experience or deep knowledge related to these topics. This might include researchers involved in cutting-edge treatments or clinical trials, medical professionals working with innovative therapies for cancer patients, or individuals advocating for improved access to new treatments.
Her geographic focus is not specified but she covers a wide range of topics within the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry without specific regional constraints.
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For patients with lymphoma or multiple myeloma, speaking up about symptoms of cytokine release syndrome can be lifesaving.
By: Ashley Chan
Leaning on a community of oncology nurses, other patients and survivors can help ease the burden of receiving a cancer diagnosis, said Kristen Dahlgren.
Getting second opinions is highly encouraged for patients recently diagnosed with bladder cancer because “it’s not one size fits all,” experts told CURE®.
By: Ashley Chan
Genetic testing for women with breast cancer is important, as it may help determine the risk of developing secondary primary breast cancer.
For patients with blood cancers, CAR-T cell therapy has been a “mind-blowing” advancement for treatment in the cancer space.
By: Ashley Chan, Brielle Benyon
From the death of author Paul Auster and musician Duane Eddy to King Charles’ visit to a cancer hospital, here’s what’s happening in the cancer space this week.
For certain patients with HER2-positive gastric cancers, a Keytruda treatment combination has shown promising survival outcomes.
By: Ashley Chan, Brielle Benyon
From Ian Gelder of “Game of Thrones” dying of cancer to Hank Green’s upcoming cancer comedy series, here’s what’s happening in the oncology space this week.
“I think there is a very near future where we have available breast cancer vaccines for all of us, our children and for everybody,” said Kristen Dahlgren.
A metastatic breast cancer diagnosis can come as “a shock,” but experts spoke with CURE® about ways patients can navigate their experiences and treatments.
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