Cancer requires treatment, but what if low-risk lesions are no longer called cancer? Drs. Kathy Miller and Maurie Markman look at possible effects on screening, treatment, and public perception.

Dr. Bruce Cheson forecasts that the Sunshine Act, requiring physicians to disclose most payment and gifts from industry over $10, will bring showers of misinterpretation and could hinder research.

Sandra Fryhofer describes a CDC study showing a dramatic decline in HPV rates even though vaccine coverage is still low.

Dr. John Marshall takes to his electronic chalkboard to tackle the problem of coordinating the separate agendas of cancer stakeholders, and finds a simple yet elegant solution.

Dr. Mark Kris presents some hard facts about the incidence of lung cancer among nonsmokers and the importance of adjusting our attitudes toward lung cancer patients.

George Lundberg talks about the RUC -- how its structure and evolution have harmed healthcare, and the necessity of changing it.