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Malnutrition in cancer care is more than a clinical issue; it’s a financial one. According to the National Cancer Institute, 30% to 85% of people with cancer do not get enough nutrients or calories to support their treatment and recovery. The consequences include higher toxicity, worse quality of life, and mortality rates of up to 10-20% directly caused by malnutrition.
When we talk about “toxicity” in cancer care, most think of the physical side effects of treatment. But there’s another form that can be just as devastating: financial toxicity.
Date: July 30, 2025
Time: 1:00 – 2:00pm EST
New collaboration enhances support for gynecologic cancer patients through integrated digital and personalized care
OncoHealth appoints Jon Maack as CEO, succeeding Rick Dean, who transitions to an advisory role. Maack brings decades of healthcare IT experience to lead the company’s continued growth in oncology management.
