Today's #FindingsFriday features a @jamainternalmed.com research letter co-authored by CSHP Director Lindsay Shea.

It examines whether #antidiscrimination laws reduce disparities in rates of kidney transplants for patients with intellectual or developmental #disabilities: go.rutgers.edu/pp4fnc3b

Today's #FindingsFriday features a NEW journal article co-authored by CSHP faculty members @annnguyen4.bsky.social and Joel Cantor with Xiaoling (Jacob) Yun and Jose Nova.

They and colleagues examined trends in lung #cancer screening among older #Medicaid enrollees in #NJ: go.rutgers.edu/sbwhlnow

#FindingsFriday: Don’t miss the newest round-up of recently published findings from @eaonc.bsky.social #ClinicalTrials. See key #CancerResearch results and why they matter: bit.ly/3VUTsIs

This week's #FindingsFriday insight comes from a NEW journal article led by CSHP Research Associate faculty member Anne Roux exploring changes in vocational #rehabilitation service users, service delivery, and #employment outcomes for youth with #disabilities: go.rutgers.edu/jyx7b767

#FindingsFriday: New research from 9 ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group trials found most patients who smoked before their #cancer diagnosis kept smoking—during and after treatment. #SmokingCessation support needs to be built into cancer care, not left to chance. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4dvJZxj

Today’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from an article by CSHP's Assistant Research Professor John Palatucci and Joel Cantor with @rutgerssph.bsky.social's Alan Monheit.

It explores the association of parental #behavioralhealth disorders with adverse #childhood experiences: go.rutgers.edu/ydx8gp3g

#FindingsFriday: New results from CompassHER2 pCR help identify factors associated w/ pathologic complete response in HER2+ #BreastCancer. Research like this moves us closer to more personalized treatment strategies. More in JCO Journals: https://bit.ly/4hqJjM3 #ClinicalTrials