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Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) have transformed oncology but IV administration can cause infusion reactions, require line access, and add staff and chair-time burden. Recently, atezolizumab and nivolumab were approved for subcutaneous use, with more in development. In this podcast, oncologists Lucio Gordan, MD, and Saby George, MD, discuss the burden of IV ICIs, how subcutaneous options address these issues, compare efficacy and safety, and highlight the role of multidisciplinary teams in treatment decisions and workflow optimization.

Welcoming your baby is such an exciting experience - and it’s normal to have a million questions. Meet your anesthesiologists, your obstetric doctors, and let us answer your questions about your labor and delivery experience at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. We want this experience to be as smooth and enjoyable as possible for you and baby.

Welcome! If you have questions about pregnancy, labor, choosing the right doctor or midwife, creating a birth plan, or just want to dive into the incredible journey of bringing a baby into the world, you’re in the right place! I’m Niki, a labor and delivery nurse with 17 years of experience, and I’ve witnessed it all – the joys, the challenges, and everything in between. Join me as we explore the beautiful, messy, and transformative experience of parenthood together!

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