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- By Megna Srinivasan, Jason Brauner, and Tory Wolff
Survivorship care is increasingly pivotal to cancer care delivery and system capacity
By 2040, 26.1 million Americans will be cancer survivors, representing ~7% of the nation.[1] This is prompting na…
- By Marc Herant
Looking for zebras
“When you hear hoofbeats, think of horses, not zebras” is a classic dictum of medical practice, useful because it avoids many futile diagnostic expeditions. However, it does mean th…
- By Jason Brauner, Phil Berk, and Lilian Zhang
Introduction
As we described in a prior whitepaper, explaining over- and under-performance of newly launched therapies relative to pre-launch expectations is a critical element to enabling robust prod…
- By Lilian Zhang, Jason Brauner, and Marc Herant
In our previous analyses (2023[1] and 2024[2]), we tracked two oncology development cohorts using a Kaplan–Meier framework to visualize how quickly programs reach a terminal outcome—either an FDA appr…
- By Chisom Chukwu
About the author: Chisom is currently a high school senior attending Boston Latin School. She spent the summer of 2025 with Recon Strategy as a paid intern assigned a project to research the effect of…
- By Marc Herant
Exercise with cancer: it’s about more than fitness
Retrospective observational studies very frequently highlight the correlation of various lifestyle characteristics with outcomes, but most of the tim…
- By Jacob Wiesenthal and Tory Wolff
More frequent routine primary care visits for certain higher-risk commercially insured adults are associated with lower net population-level health care costs.…
- By Jacob Wiesenthal and Tory Wolff
A new AJMC study from consulting firm Recon Strategy is the first to show how advanced primary care techniques, previously proven in older Medicare populations, could also deliver substantial savings …
- By Jacob Wiesenthal and Tory Wolff
More frequent routine primary care visits for certain higher-risk commercially insured adults are associated with lower net population-level health care costs.…