Cohort study shows that policymakers should be aware of the clinical and financial implications of increased cost-sharing on patient health care behaviors and decreased odds of presenting with early, uncomplicated disease Andrew P. Loehrer ja.ma/3BwtrzY

Insurance status, race and geography should not lead to worsened cancer outcomes. DartmouthSurgery surgical oncologist Andrew P. Loehrer and Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth student Maggie Leech, MD working toward policy change at #NESS2021. Sandra Wong

Breaking News: The WHO approved the first ever malaria vaccine, which could save tens of thousands of children in sub-Saharan Africa. The quest for this vaccine has been underway for a hundred years, a WHO official said, and is a "historic event." nyti.ms/3oxUgAy

We all have a role to play in ending this pandemic. Please get vaccinated. It could save your life or the life of someone you know. #WeCanDoThis

Uninsured status remains a considerable driver of presenting with late-stage lung and colorectal cancer. Great to work with Andrew P. Loehrer and excited about this #VisualAbstract and manuscript to come in Annals of Surgical Oncology! rdcu.be/cEhzI

Well presented abstract by Maggie Leech, MD at #ASC2022 this morning. Making Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth proud!

Grateful and excited to be joining Mass General Surgery soon! Thank you to my village of family, friends, and mentors at DartmouthSurgery (especially Andrew P. Loehrer ) for helping me get here! #Match2022

Got by with some help from my friends and can’t wait for the next chapter! Thank you for four unforgettable years Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth and see you soon Mass General Surgery !