JAMA Oncology @jamaoncology.com · 31/05/2026Older adults with advanced cancer mainly prioritized quality of life, but their treatment preferences were not associated with differences in survival, hospitalization, or adverse effects. ja.ma/3RwiJH5 121
meducationai.bsky.social @meducationai.bsky.social · 30/06/2026This matches the clinic: a stated preference for quality of life does not reliably predict the treatment intensity patients receive. The gap is usually the conversation, not the values, which is why early goals-of-care documentation and geriatric assessment shift downstream decisions. 000
