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Feb 10, 2024, 19:00

Jill Feldman: We must try to be ‘precise’ with dosing so people can LIVE better

Jill Feldman shared on X/Twitter:

“Thank you, Associated Press for this story on dosing!
No one should have to endure the avoidable harmful effects of research drugs.
We are in the era of precision medicine, so if we know most new research drugs DON’T cure people, we must try to be ‘precise’ with dosing so people can LIVE better!”

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Source: Jill Feldman/X

Jill Feldman is a lung cancer patient and advocate. She is the Co-Founder EGFR Resisters, an advocacy group of EGFR positive lung cancer patients who are resistant to targeted treatment. She is the Past President of the LUNGevity Foundation, Deputy Chair of IASLC’s patient advisory board and a member of The Chicago Institute of Translational Medicine’s patient advisory board. Jill is committed to understanding and promoting patient-centered research as a member of the programmatic panel for the Department of Defense Lung Cancer Research Program, as a planning committee member on IASLC’s North America Conference on Lung cancer and as a member of the the ECOG-ACRIN Research Group’s patient advocate committee and thoracic committee.

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