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By Paul Kalanithi, MD, as told to Jo Cavallo / March 15, 2014

I Refuse to Capitulate to Cancer

Early last year, just as I returned to my residency in neurologic surgery at Stanford University after completing 2 years of my postdoctoral fellowship in a laboratory developing optogenetic techniques, I started losing weight—dropping from 180 lb to 160 lb in just 6 months—and I was having fairly...

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By Paul Kalanithi, MD, as was told to Jo Cavallo / April 10, 2015

I Refuse to Capitulate to Cancer

Editor’s note: We regret to announce that Paul Kalanithi, MD, passed away on March 9, 2015. Dr. Kalanithi was Chief Resident in Neurological Surgery at Stanford University when he shared his story, reprinted here, with The ASCO Post just over 1 year ago, in March 2014. We extend our deepest...

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I Refuse to Capitulate to Cancer

I Refuse to Capitulate to Cancer

What Is the Impact of a Colon or Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis on Younger Adults?

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Suicide-Related Mortality in Male AYA Cancer Survivors

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