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Category Archives: Lung Cancer
Warning Signs No. 2: Metal-on-Metal Hips, Lung Cancer Death Rates, Ecigarette and Food Safety
It’s a new year and here’s another segment on warning signs. I am glad to see that this month, the hazards of metal-on-metal hips, covered in the first warning signs issue, are being examined. 40% Failure Rate of Johnson and … Continue reading →
Posted in Lung Cancer, medical devices, safety, smoking, warning signs
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Tagged A.S.R. hip, electronic cigarettes, FDA, food safety, Johnson & Johnson, metal-on-metal hips
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Is There An Oncologist In the House?
Imagine, if you will, that you have early (stage 1b) lung cancer, that you think you have good insurance, and that you cannot find an oncologist to follow you. That’s the story of a 55-year-old man, who asked that I … Continue reading →
Posted in Chemotherapy, continuity of care, Health insurance, Lung Cancer, oncologists, Patient stories
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