What a time to be an oncologist - by Olivia Webb Kosloff
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The rush to capture oncologists' attention
What a time to be an oncologist The rush to capture oncologists' attention Olivia Webb Kosloff Feb 05, 2026 9 1 Share High-value, novel drugs seem to be taking up a lot of the air in the conversation about the future of healthcare. People haven’t given up on value-based care explicitly, but there’s a lot more skepticism and willingness to admit that it hasn’t worked the way it was supposed to. So value-based care is complicated (something I have been trying to write about, stay tuned). Administering and paying for high-cost drugs might be less so, and there’s probably more money to be made. Wh
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