Oncology Peer Review On-The-Go: Improving Testing Access and Guiding Treatment Options with TrialJectory

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The latest podcast episode of Oncology Peer Review On-The-Go features a conversation with Tzvia Bader and Karine Perreault on TrialJectory’s platform, which seeks to guide patients with cancer on their treatment journey.

This week’s conversation focuses on TrialJectory, a digital health company that utilizes artificial intelligence to help guide patients with cancer on their treatment journey. CancerNetwork spoke with Tzvia Bader, chief executive officer and co-founder of TrialJectory, and Karine Perreault, who recently was diagnosed with breast cancer and is on the TrialJectory platform.

The conversation touches on the perceived disconnect between the pharmaceutical industry and patients, the need to remove barriers to access testing, and the action items they think need to be prioritized in order to improve access for women with cancer.

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