
Brooke Wilson
@drbrookewilson
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Medical Oncologist, global oncology, breast and GI cancer, health services researcher, statistics, PhD student, momx3
Joined May 2019
RT @nazik_hammad: Incredibly privileged to belong @csoncol with amazing colleagues @scottrberry @OphiraG @jrgralow &many .
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RT @ManniMD1: The Q of whether dietary interventions help people with cancer is very imp. RCTs are the gold standard for evaluating interv….
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Most RCTs of dietary interventions in cancer are small and measure nonclinical endpoints. Although only a small number of large RCTs have been conducted to date, these trials have not shown an...
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RT @fabiomoraesmd: It has been an immense honor to contribute to this project. Working alongside a team of exceptionally talented individua….
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RT @SullivanProf: Power, money & cancer medicines. A reality check.
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Cancer medicines: a private vice for public benefit? Richard Sullivan Institute of Cancer Policy, Centre for Cancer, Society & Public Health, King&r
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RT @QueensUHealth: Cancer #research programs led by @drbrookewilson & Dr. Sebastien Talbot have received @cancersociety Emerging Scholar Re….
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RT @shalsubra: In this cohort of Australian patients with advanced cancers, at least 20% had some expectation of cure from palliative syste….
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RT @JournalCancer: Efficacy-effectiveness gaps between clinical trials and real-world populations are likely to extend well beyond gaps in….
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Efficacy-effectiveness (EE) gaps are typically associated with survival outcomes. In this commentary, the authors review potential EE gaps in quality of life, toxicity, cost-effectiveness, and...
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RT @csoncol: We are excited to announce an upcoming series of focus groups with members of the oncology community regarding their perceptio….
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RT @JournalCancer: Efficacy-effectiveness gaps between clinical trials and real-world populations are likely to extend well beyond gaps in….
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Efficacy-effectiveness (EE) gaps are typically associated with survival outcomes. In this commentary, the authors review potential EE gaps in quality of life, toxicity, cost-effectiveness, and...
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RT @TheWonkologist: Survey of @ASCO members finds oncologists are REMARKABLY unconcerned about industry influence on cancer care. Y'all,….
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RT @fabiomoraesmd: 🚨Radiotherapy resources in Brazil (RT2030): a comprehensive analysis and projections for 2030 🚨- The Lancet Oncology htt….
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RT @JournalCancer: Older patients remain under-represented in clinical trials in oncology. However, there is no evidence of differential tr….
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RT @QueensUHealth: A @QueensCRI double bill in @TheLancetOncol – @drbrookewilson is top author on a global study modelling treatment delive….
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RT @oncology_bg: Amazing to have 3 important representations in @TheLancetOncol from @queenscce. 1. Dr Chris Booth is quoted in this news….
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RT @SullivanProf: Read this report and ask yourself, in any world is this sustainable and affordable? How much of this is actually deliveri….
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RT @QueensGlobalOnc: This is tomorrow! Looking forward to hearing from Dr. Ian Tannock. Be sure to register to receive the link.
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RT @oncology_bg: We at @QueensGlobalOnc are privileged to have @Rubagumyaf spend a year with us for his fellowship. Tomorrow 8AM EST, he’ll….
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RT @oncology_bg: A nice summary of the fantastic global oncology work happening at @QueensGlobalOnc under the leadership of @scottrberry. h….
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This story is part of The Next 25, an ongoing series exploring how Queen's Health Sciences is reimagining health sciences education, research, and patient care.
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