Yan Leyfman: Episode 3 of The Translational Edge on Cancer Anticoagulation Is Now Live on Shuf
Yan Leyfman, Medical Oncologist, Co-Founder and Executive Director of MedNews Week, Medical Correspondent at OncLive, shared Jeremy Bellaiche‘s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“Episode 3 of The Translational Edge is now live on Shuf.
As oncology care becomes more personalized, one critical question remains:
Are we dosing based on evidence—or outdated assumptions?
This episode explores the evolving science of anticoagulation in cancer patients with obesity—and how aligning practice with data can directly impact outcomes.
Translating breakthroughs into impact.
Jeremy Bellaiche, Founder of Shuf, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Excited to share the episode 3 of The Translational Edge season 2 with Yan Leyfman exclusively on Shuf !
Treating Blood Clots in Cancer Patients with Obesity: Why Dosing Finally Caught Up with Reality.”
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