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A monster month for targeted oncology.
The FDA approved four new targeted cancer drugs in September. Even outside oncology, these patients land on medicine floors, so the names are worth knowing.
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Why this exists
I built this between shifts, because I needed it first.
Roundsly started as a set of notes for a single overnight shift. It grew into the toolkit I wished existed for every clinician who trains, works, and studies at the same time.
Shane Grayson, PA-C
Founder. Still working hospital medicine.