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Shalmali Pal

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Shalmali Pal

Shalmali Pal joined 蜜芽app in 2011 as the weekend editor. Shalmali started her career at the Times-Picayune newspaper in New Orleans, before moving to San Francisco, where she worked at several medical media and education outlets (Biomechanics, Auntminnie.com, Oncology News International). She holds a BA in English literature from the University of California Los Angeles and an MSJ from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Shalmali also teaches yoga and indoor cycling.

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Complementary Therapies in Breast Cancer: Creating a Safe Space

Patients often seek out non-medical methods to cope with diagnosis, symptoms, and well-being

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For Your Patients: Complementary Therapies and Breast Cancer Care

Science-based approaches, such as acupuncture and yoga, may ease symptoms and bring peace of mind

Immunotherapy for Stage I-II NSCLC Is Promising but Complex

Could improve long-term outcomes -- as long as more clarifying data come down the pipeline

Managing Lung Cancer in Young Adults: Not a Sprint, But a Marathon

Experts outline the gamut that clinicians must run to keep patients ages <70 on track

Lung Cancer Survivorship: Helping Patients With Advanced Disease Have a Chance to Thrive

Guidance on better support systems, and which subgroups remain underserved

Can Topotecan Keep Its Top Billing as Second-Line SCLC Treatment?

RESILIENT 2 tells "a bit of an old story that's new again" for the agent alone or with a co-star

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For Your Patients: Managing the Long-Term Effects of Treatment

The good news is that the breast cancer is under control. So what could come next?

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The Long View on the Long-Term Impact of Breast Cancer Treatment

A high morbidity burden can negatively impact quality of life and emotional health

KRAS Inhibitors and Hepatotoxicity in Lung Cancer: 'Not All Effects Are Class Effects'

Hatim Husain, MD, on how sotorasib and adagrasib stack up in the liver; could glecirasib be a better bet?

The Swiftly Evolving Story of EGFR-Mutated NSCLC Management

TKIs and other therapies are the heroes, while acquired resistance remains the villain

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