Selected coverage in national and university media.

Press

In the media

Empowering Patients and Physicians in Decision About MCED Tests

Coverage of a study surveying primary care physicians and the U.S. public about multi-cancer early detection tests, and how evidence-based information shapes their views of this new class of screening.

Read on CU Anschulz Today ➔

2025


Creating a More User-Friendly Shared Decision-Making Tool for Physicians

On the CU team's work revising AHRQ's SHARE Approach training so that shared decision making fits into the realities of routine clinical practice.

Read on CU Anschulz Today ➔

2025


How Doctors Talk About a Cancer Diagnosis

On the language clinicians use to describe cancer diagnoses and how word choice shapes what patients understand and decide.

Read on New York Times ➔

2025


Mammograms Have Pros and Cons. Women Can Handle the Nuance, Study Argues

Reporting on a national survey finding that when women in their 40s learn about both the benefits and the harms of mammography, many prefer to be informed — and some choose to wait before starting regular screening.

Read on NPR ➔

2024


Maximizers vs. Minimizers: The Personality Trait That May Guide Your Medical Decisions and Costs

An accessible introduction to medical maximizing and minimizing — why some people seek more medical care than others, and what that means for cost and outcomes.

Read on The Conversation ➔

2017