Trey Quintanilla, MS, is a senior clinical research coordinator specializing in dermatology, neuromuscular and endocrinology clinical trials. With a passion for patient advocacy and bridging healthcare gaps, Trey has worked to connect underserved populations with clinical trial resources. Trey combines his work in clinical research and experience with mesothelioma patients to improve the relationships between patients, caregivers and researchers.
Karen Selby, R.N. and Snehal Smart, M.D. of The Mesothelioma Center are now Board Certified Patient Advocates. In order to earn this certification, both…
This is Part 3 of a series of blogs discussing new guidelines for and potential of integrative therapies to treat mesothelioma-related anxiety and depression.
Tami Pream is currently undergoing immunotherapy for a recurrence of mesothelioma. It’s been less than 3 years since her initial diagnosis. With this recent…
This is Part 2 of a series of blogs discussing new guidelines for and potential of integrative therapies to treat mesothelioma-related anxiety and depression.
This is Part 1 of a series of blogs discussing new guidelines and the potential of integrative therapies to treat mesothelioma-related anxiety and depression.
Tami Pream was diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma and esophageal cancer in December 2021. Following a bowel obstruction 3 years later in June 2024, doctors…
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