Megan Mullins, PhD, MPH retweeted
🚨BREAKING NEWS!🚨 Our groundbreaking study reveals the harsh reality: Sexual minorities facing chronic physiologic stress are OVER TWICE as likely to die from ANY cancer compared to their straight counterparts with low stress levels. 💔 It's time for action! 😡#CancerDisparities
Excited to follow up my ONS talk with this interview!
"Starting to normalize sexuality in #oncology care is a huge unmet need in #survivorship across populations." Hear insights on improving survivorship for #LGBTQ #cancer survivors in this #ONS interview with Dr. Megan Mullins (@MAMullins) of @utswosph:
oncdata.com/news/creating-we…
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Megan Mullins, PhD, MPH retweeted
Hospice care can be a powerful support, and there are heroes working for all types of hospice agencies.
But I’m not sure I’ll ever feel comfortable with the idea of hospice for profit.#hapc #PalliativeCare
In @latimes @latimesopinion
lat.ms/3JEc5bx
I am excited to continue working with @NRGonc to understand and improve cancer care delivery for LGBTQ+ folks. SOGI data collection is just the beginning!
Want to keep up-to-date on what NRG's Cancer Care Delivery Research Committee is up to? Check out the NRG Innovations in our last newsletter: ow.ly/RhJK50MuaUX
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Megan Mullins, PhD, MPH retweeted
We must save hospice. statnews.com/2022/12/14/hosp…
Recent article by @AvaKofman has sparked heated discussion w/in hospice & palliative care. Much of it defensive. My MD colleagues seem the exception. General sense among HPC docs is: Enough! Time for clinicians to take back our field.
I am very excited to spend the day learning about best practices for addressing the health needs of LGBTQ cancer patients and survivors with #nccnpolicy !
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Megan Mullins, PhD, MPH retweeted
If you aren't comfortable talking to your patients about #sexualhealth, at least ask them if they would like a referral to a specialist who can address their concerns. #TheStruggleIsReal #LCSM
🚨 #ASCOQLTY22 Posters
Can We Talk About Sex? Feasibility of universal #SexualHealth Screening for patients with BRCA1/2
🚨39% screened positive for sexual dysfunction, among which 29% had never previously discussed symptoms with a provider
It was great presenting these findings from our pilot with @NRGonc at #ASCOQLTY22. Providing a safe space to disclose sexual orientation and gender identity can advance our provision of patient-centered oncology care.
🚨 #ASCOQLTY22 Posters
Dr @MAMullins & team evaluated provider & clinic level barriers to #SOGI data collection NCI #NCORP sites
Barriers include clinician-perceived low priority of data collection & perceptions that SOGI disclosure does not influence care quality
@NRGonc
Megan Mullins, PhD, MPH retweeted
🚨 #ASCOQLTY22 Posters
Dr @MAMullins & team evaluated provider & clinic level barriers to #SOGI data collection NCI #NCORP sites
Barriers include clinician-perceived low priority of data collection & perceptions that SOGI disclosure does not influence care quality
@NRGonc
These are important updates to a useful tool.
Simone's Intersectional Maxims @JCO_ASCO now
ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.120… @DrSGraff @PamelaKunzMD @DrWinkfield #MedTwitter #VisualAbstract
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Megan Mullins, PhD, MPH retweeted
What % of #EHR text is directly duplicated from a prior note?
6 yrs
100+ mil notes
33 B words
192 B characters
Duplicated text ⬆️ from 33% in 2015 to 54% in 2020
Blocking copy forward is not the answer. We must reimagine #documentation
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
As I see all of the great tenure and promotion tweets at @UMRogelCancer, I am excited to belatedly announce my transition to @utswcancer where I am embarking upon the tenure track and launching my research program to improve the quality and equity of cancer care for North Texans!
Megan Mullins, PhD, MPH retweeted
This picture is worth a thousand words. Uterine cancer & cervical cancer survival rates are decreasing! This is why we (@KemiDoll @VonettaMW @AdrienneEcana @ECANAwomen @ucan2020 & many more) are speaking up. Let's invest in education/advocacy/research needed to tackle this issue!
Great graphics and global overview on cancer prevalence and therapeutic improvements in this article. Overall cancer survival rates have moved from 50% end of the 70s to 67% in 2013.
ourworldindata.org/cancer
I am very excited to be part of this effort to understand and improve gynecologic cancer care for Black patients. Participants can enroll from anywhere in the US.
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So excited to end #aspo2022 with @ASPODisparities. As promised, the talks were 🔥and a great inspiration to keep pushing the field forward.


























