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Jamie Reno
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Editor-in-Chief, Breaking Cancer News
San Diego
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Biography
Jamie Reno was a national correspondent for 23 years with Newsweek, where he covered 9/11, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, veterans, the White House, biotech, cancer breakthroughs, China, and more. Jamie is now an investigative reporter for Healthline, America’s largest health news site with 80 million monthly visitors, surpassing WebMD. He’s also written for The Daily Beast, New York Times, Sports Illustrated, International Business Times, Yahoo News, People, Entertainment Weekly, Los Angeles Times, USA Today, and his acclaimed news blog The Reno Dispatch. Jamie has won more than 160 writing awards from the Society of Professional Journalists and the Press Club, and is a four-time winner of the Press Club’s top Best of Show award. Jamie is a bestselling author - hopebeginsinthedark.com and pitchersmound.org ), singer-songwriter ( jamiereno.com ), and global advocate for cancer patients https://www.gtcbio.com/speaker/jamie-reno-lunch-panelist/ . Jamie lives in San Diego with his wife, Gabriela and their daughter Mandy.
College Sports , Veterans , VA , Popular Music , Culture , Investigative Reporting , Cancer Research , Immunotherapy , National Politics
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Content
By Jamie Reno| Breaking Cancer News@ Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP) is characterized as a proliferation of polyps in the colon and/or rectum, usually occurring in the mid-teens. If left untreated, it universally leads to colorectal cancer. There is a significant hereditary component to FAP with a reported prevalence of one in 5,000 to 10,000 in the US and one in 11,300 to 37,600 in Europe.
The Human Touch: Moffitt Study Shows AI Boosts Efficacy, But Doctors Remain A Big Part of the Equation
By Jamie Reno| Breaking Cancer News@ Regular readers of our magazine certainly don’t need me to tell you how exciting AI (artificial intelligence) is as a new and versatile tool for oncologists. AI is already helping save lives. However, we think it’s important to note that in this new study from Moffitt Cancer Center, the doctors still were a very important part of this equation. In this study, AI and humans are real partners. They are a part of a unique team.
By Jamie Reno| Breaking Cancer News@ It’s been a long journey for cancer vaccine scientists. But they are finally on the brink of something truly remarkable. However, this week, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. challenged that world with some, well, unique questions at the Senate Finance Committee. Kennedy had a rather rough week getting many of the attendants to buy in. Even some Republicans were reluctant to give him a pass. Kennedy had a number of remarks made without evidence, and some of his information was simply preposterous.
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Breaking Cancer News