
Jacques Raphael
@jackraph
Medical Oncologist, Associate professor, University of Western Ontario, London. Tweets my own
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21-10-2009 17:11:14
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Joelle leads @RadiotherapyOn1 #ProstateCa study of QOL⬇️at 1 year: HDR boost (grey) vs HDR mono (orange) vs SABR (blue). 7 prospective Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre studies, n=648. Sexual: SABR > HDRm > HDRb Bladder: (HDRm = SABR) > HDRb Bowel: HDRm > (SABR = HDRb) authors.elsevier.com/a/1f197cA0-AtQC


In this recent #ICESWestern study, Jacques Raphael et al found the use of #immunotherapy to treat advanced #cancers rose substantially in Ontario since its approval. bit.ly/3sDhNRP 1/

Are you an inspirational leader in #Oncology? Come join the Department of Oncology Schulich WesternU London Health Sciences Centre in London, Ontario as our new Chair/Chief! We are a fantastic multidisciplinary and collaborative academic clinical department. Please RT uwo.ca/facultyrelatio…


Another Abdulla Rashdan, MD, JB, FRCPC study with @lbarbera123 exploring effect of Radiotherapy with Cyclin-Dependent Kinase 4/6 Inhibitors: A Multi-institutional Safety and Toxicity Study redjournal.org/article/S0360-… #bscm #radonc








ICES welcomes Jacques Raphael as a new scientist! Jacques' work includes conducting health services research, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses. Learn more about his research bit.ly/40FsAZY


#CAMO23 Congratulations👏 to Dr. Nupur Krishnan for Best Poster Presentation➡️Immune checkpoint inhibitors in the treatment of small cell lung cancer: A systematic review and meta-analysis Sharlene Gill, MD, MPH, MBA, FASCO CAMOPREZ Dr Zachary Veitch


“A cancer patient. A cancer case. Common terms, but ones that can have a great impact on patients and their mental health.” A new The Lancet Oncology Editorial discusses person-first language and treating patients with respect at every turn: hubs.li/Q024gWnc0

A study by Jacques Raphael et al. shows early mortality is common among patients with cancer treated with immunotherapy. The study suggests the need for a predictive tool to improve patient selection for ICI treatment in routine clinical practice. Read here: doi.org/10.1093/jnci/d…


