American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) shared on LinkedIn:
“In a 2021 study from the Journal of General Internal Medicine, it was found that ‘physicians and other healthcare providers were significantly less likely to vote than comparison professions or the public.’
70% of those that didn’t vote or register to vote reported it was due to being too busy.
Physicians and healthcare professionals are uniquely positioned members of a community that know the importance of access to high-quality healthcare. Make your voice heard at the ballot box!
Don’t let your schedule dictate the outcome of the 2026 U.S. General Election. Elected officials directly impact the quality of and access to cancer care, and how cancer research is funded.
Make your voting plan today by visiting. Once you make your plan to vote, reshare this post and/or image to encourage your colleagues to make their plans!”
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