SurvivorNet Gives You Information Straight From th...
SurvivorNet Gives You Information Straight From the Experts
SurvivorNet is a 100% editorially independent media organization dedicated to excellent, fully vetted information about cancer. Our editors have run major national news organizations and employ rigorous standards for fact checking and ethics. We do not accept any outside interference, of any kind, that would compromise the integrity and independence of our process.
Much of our material is created in collaboration with independent experts and is reviewed by other leading clinicians in the same field to make sure it is accurate. This concept of rigorous “peer review”–colleagues checking one another’s work–is central to any legitimate medical research. We think health media ought to work that way too.
Where there is debate among doctors, we point it out. When doctors don’t have answers, we say that.
Additionally, SurvivorNet aims to provide information on the latest research that could actually play into your care. We specifically weed out the confusing headline du jour with a surprising claim from “a new study,” that, when you actually examine it, turns out to be based on research still being done in mice or in small numbers of people.
The goal is to put information from oncologists with a variety of backgrounds into one place, to help you understand and make informed decisions about your treatment and your future.
SurvivorNet is a 100% editorially independent media organization dedicated to excellent, fully vetted information about cancer. Our editors have run major national news organizations and employ rigorous standards for fact checking and ethics. We do not accept any outside interference, of any kind, that would compromise the integrity and independence of our process.
Much of our material is created in collaboration with independent experts and is reviewed by other leading clinicians in the same field to make sure it is accurate. This concept of rigorous “peer review”–colleagues checking one another’s work–is central to any legitimate medical research. We think health media ought to work that way too.
Where there is debate among doctors, we point it out. When doctors don’t have answers, we say that.
Additionally, SurvivorNet aims to provide information on the latest research that could actually play into your care. We specifically weed out the confusing headline du jour with a surprising claim from “a new study,” that, when you actually examine it, turns out to be based on research still being done in mice or in small numbers of people.
The goal is to put information from oncologists with a variety of backgrounds into one place, to help you understand and make informed decisions about your treatment and your future.