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John Marshall, MD, and Liza Marshall: When Cancer Strikes an Oncologist’s Family

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John Marshall, MD, of the Lombardi Cancer Center at Georgetown University, and his wife, Liza Marshall, a breast cancer survivor, talk about the impact of her diagnosis, how it changed their view of cancer care and the way clinicians communicate, and why their memoir has an important message.



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