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Alan H Bryce

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Medical oncologist and cancer researcher specializing in Prostate Cancer. Chief Clinical Officer, City of Hope Arizona, Professor of Molecular Medicine,Tgen
Phoenix, AZ cityofhope.org/alan-bryce Joined July 2019
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The VA leading the way. Congratulations to all of the physicians for overcoming barriers and implementing best practices.
JAMA Verified account @JAMA_current Sep 14
In the Veterans Affairs health system, active surveillance or watchful waiting for favorable-risk #ProstateCancer increased from 27% to 93% for low-risk disease and from 14% to 61% for favorable intermediate-risk disease. ja.ma/4cnGmcs
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Dr Kyle was a giant of Medicine in a way that few of us can ever aspire to. His transformational impact on hematology was in no way fortuitous or accidental, but the direct result of his tireless work ethic and understated brilliance. He was also the consummate gentleman and an extraordinary mentor. I consider it one of the great blessings of my career that my first papers as an intern were with Dr Kyle. I still have the first drafts almost entirely covered by his red pen corrections, each one of which was precise, illuminating, and irrefutable. God Bless you Dr Kyle. Thank you for your generosity and kindness.
Myeloma Society Verified account @Myeloma_Society Sep 4
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Robert A. Kyle, MD, founder and first president of the International Myeloma Society. Dr. Kyle’s research changed how the medical community understands multiple myeloma and the conditions that can precede it. He was also a teacher and mentor whose influence can be seen in generations of clinicians and scientists working in the field today.
From helping convene the first International Myeloma Workshop in 1987 to founding IMS and serving as its first president, Dr. Kyle believed that progress depended on experts working together across borders, with patients always at the center. That commitment to science, collaboration and patient care remains at the heart of IMS. We extend our deepest condolences to Dr. Kyle’s family, friends, colleagues and the many patients whose lives he touched. myelomasociety.org/remembering-ro…
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