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Jill Feldman: A person may be done with cancer, but cancer is never done with them

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Mar 14, 2025, 16:33

Jill Feldman: A person may be done with cancer, but cancer is never done with them

Jill Feldman, Co-Founder of EGFR Resisters and Lung Cancer Patient and Advocate, shared a post on X about an editorial she co-authored with colleagues published in Interdisciplinary CardioVascular and Thoracic Surgery:

“A person may be done with cancer, but cancer is never done with them. It is time for a paradigm shift where palliative care is not seen as end-of-life care but as an integral part of care throughout the cancer care continuum.

It was an honor to co-author this critical editorial with Cecilia Pompili, Jonathan Koffman, and Shani Shilo.”

“Patient-centered supportive roadmap: patients and caregivers need to drive their care”

Authors: Cecilia Pompili, Jill Feldman, Shani Shilo, Jonathan Koffman

Jill Feldman: A person may be done with cancer, but cancer is never done with them

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