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New this week! In case you missed it: How close are we to detecting cancer before it even forms a tumor? Dr. Margaret Tempero and her team at UCSF’s Cancer Early Detection and Interception Initiative are working to make that a reality. In this week's episode, Dr. Charles Ryan speaks with Dr. Tempero about groundbreaking advances in early cancer detection, including circulating tumor DNA and other innovative approaches. They explore how these developments could reshape primary care, oncology, and—most importantly—improve outcomes for those at risk. Listen today, wherever your get your podcasts and https://lnkd.in/etqYeCzH

Big shoutout to our Director of Education, Em L?winger, for leading a fantastic workshop today at the National AfterSchool Association (NAA)’s 2025 Convention! Em shared insights on how Afterschool Podcasting empowers students to find their voices, build confidence, and develop real-world media skills. Through hands-on techniques in planning, writing, recording, and editing, our program helps young creators produce exceptional podcasts—and have a blast doing it! We’re so proud to see Em sharing their expertise with the #OST community!

What if we could detect cancer before it even formed a tumor? That’s what Dr. Margaret Tempero is working on at the Cancer Early Detection and Interception Initiative at the University of California, San Francisco. In today's episode, Charles talks with Dr. Tempero about advances in early detection through circulating tumor DNA and other approaches. They discuss how new early detection strategies could affect primary care, oncology, and most of importantly, those at risk for cancers. Listen today, wherever your get your podcasts and https://lnkd.in/etqYeCzH

Em and I are thrilled to be spreading the good word about CitizenRacecar ‘s Afterschool Podcasting today at the National AfterSchool Association (NAA) convention in Nashville! Come see us in the exhibit hall!

New this week! In the latest episode of The Good News About Cancer, Charles and Alicia talk with former NCI director, Dr. Kimryn Rathmell, about the role of the National Cancer Institute and some recent points of progress. Available where you get your podcasts and https://buff.ly/aRM4dbI A new series from the International Society for Medical Publication Professionals, In Plain Cite, begins with an episode from host Rob Matheis talking with medical communications expert Doreen Valentine about the innovations transforming how research is presented. Listen today wherever you get your podcasts and https://buff.ly/YwymSR3 And, from our friends at the USFWS, Fish of the Week brings us the greenback cutthroat or the oncorhynchus clarkii stomias. Once widespread in the South Platte River drainage, it's now found in only a few high-elevation streams and lakes. On your pod app or https://buff.ly/lVlXeV5

We’re going to Nashville next week for #NAA25! The National AfterSchool Association (NAA)'s Convention brings together afterschool professionals from across the country to celebrate the people, potential, and possibilities of out-of-school time programs. We’re excited to be there to share Afterschool Podcasting, our hands-on program that helps students build confidence, teamwork, and media literacy through the power of podcasting. If you’ll be at #NAA2025, stop by our booth to say hi to David and Em—we’d love to chat! #AfterschoolPodcasting #OST #PodcastingForKids

In Plain Cite marks the start of a new chapter! With the same commitment to expert insights and industry trends, In Plain Cite (formerly InformED) from ISMPP (International Society for Medical Publication Professionals) is evolving to bring even more valuable conversations to medical publication and communication professionals. In the first episode, host Robert J. Matheis, PhD, MA talks with medical communications expert Doreen Valentine, PhD, CMPP, PSM Certif Sci Technol Mgmt about the innovations transforming how research is presented. From interactive design to improved accessibility, they explore what’s changing, why it matters, and how to maintain scientific integrity along the way. Available wherever you get your podcasts and inplaincite.podcastpage.io! #MedicalCommunications #MedicalPublishing #ScienceCommunication

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) at the The National Institutes of Health is a lot more than a group of buildings in Bethesda, Maryland. It’s an institution that provides vital support for cancer research, and connects a national network of cancer centers that treat patients around the country. In the latest episode of The Good News About Cancer, Charles and Alicia talk with former NCI director, Dr. Kimryn Rathmell, about the role of the organization and some recent points of progress. Listen today, wherever your get your podcasts and https://lnkd.in/e-NGBnYN

New this week! In the latest from The Good News About Cancer, Chuck sits down with Dr. Ashish Deshmukh to discuss an encouraging trend: more Americans are getting vaccinated against HPV, a virus linked to cervical, head and neck, anal, and vaginal cancers. Thanks to the HPV vaccine, cases of these cancers have dropped significantly—saving countless lives. Listen wherever you get your podcasts and https://buff.ly/4hIe8tl This week on Fish of the Week, it’s the Gulf Sturgeon. Learn all about its biology basics, heritage and history, why they jump, how they communicate, and more! Wherever you get your podcasts and https://buff.ly/3NlWCOl ?In a new episode from NETWise, experts dive into how AI is driving progress in neuroendocrine cancer research and explore its potential applications in the clinic. Could AI revolutionize the way NETs are diagnosed and managed??Listen now wherever you get your podcasts or https://buff.ly/41z6ZGj! ?

This week we talk about the stunning 65% decrease in cervical cancer mortality in women under 25! The first generation of HPV vaccine recipients to reach adulthood. Conversation with Ashish Deshmukh of MUSC https://lnkd.in/dqJGt3Ud