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Oncology Unscripted with John Marshall, MD brings you a unique take on the latest oncology news including business news, gossip, science, and a special in-depth segment relevant to clinical practice.
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- Aug 28, 2026
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Oncology Unscripted With John Marshall: Episode 34: mRNA Vaccine Advances Melanoma Care Amid Growing Vaccine Hesitancy (opens the original)
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Main Topic In this episode of Oncology Unscripted, Dr John Marshall reflects on growing vaccine hesitancy and contrasts that with new reports that a personalized melanoma messenger RNA vaccine improved outcomes in a phase 3 study. MedBuzz In this MedBuzz, Dr John Marshall reflects on recent changes in prescription drug pricing and the rapid rise of GLP-1 receptor agonists, their long-term impacts, and how he handles answers to questions from patients about impacts on cancer outcomes. Interview I
Oncology Unscripted With John Marshall: Episode 33: When Dogs Detect Cancer (opens the original)
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Main Topic In this episode of Oncology Unscripted, Dr Marshall examines the evolving role of blood-based cancer screening and highlights new research showing how dogs may help detect early cancers from breath samples. Alternative Data Centers, Medicine, and AI Guilt? In MedBuzz, Dr Marshall discusses the emergence of betting on clinical trial outcomes, the rise of AI in medicine, the environmental impact of data centers, and whether growing reliance on artificial intelligence should leave clinic
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