D. Ross Camidge

What Are the Big Unanswered Questions About Cancer? We Asked the Experts. The CU Cancer Center’s thought leaders on research weigh in on cancer’s lingering mysteries.

news.cuanschutz.edu/cancer-cente... It isn’t just about the questions of science, it’s about questioning society’s commitment to science to answer them

Angus - here’s to watercolors, poetry and red toques in the sky. Walk well my friend

YouTube video by Colorado State University CSU Career Center's BioTech Connect: Ross Camidge

www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1iX... 11 years ago. A TEDX platform at csu. Was the future predicted?

It’s hard to explain how much I love our beautiful, grumpy cat Atticus. Seasonal cat greetings to all😎

I just did this podcast (not live yet) with a hospice chaplain interviewing me about death. It was strangely fun and therapeutically focusing. His final question was ‘How would you like to be remembered?’ 😳What would you say?

The cover of the C3 fall 2025 magazine. D. Ross Camidge, MD, PhD, is the cover image.

In the new fall 2025 C3 magazine, @drcamidge.bsky.social, MD, PhD, shares his lung cancer diagnosis, Janet Kukreja, MD, explains the robotic surgery used to treat coach Deion Sanders for bladder cancer, and more.

Read online: https://bit.ly/3XmAAjh

I am thinking that the past is prologue as they say. Whatever future I have is what I want to add value through

Dr. Ross Camidge: I Have Stage 4 Lung Cancer Lung cancer expert Dr. Ross Camidge shares his own stage 4 diagnosis, reflecting on symptoms, treatment, family, and what it means to live fully with cancer.

thepatientstory.com/patient-stor... The patient story went deep with me. Perhaps the whole voiceover and stock video (it’s obviously not me fondling their shoulder in the video, for example) isn’t the format I was expecting but Stephanie knows her audience way better than me.

Now, working at Merck he has seen cancer drug development from almost every possible side

From the NCI he entered the US FDA rising to be Deputy Director of the Cancer Drug Program where his rigorous, consistent, detail oriented approach made him a delight to interact with

Gideon Blumenthal grew up immersed in US government science. His parents were both NIH scientists and he took on his oncology training at the NCI

How An Interest in Translational Research and Drug Development Helps Evolve Regulatory Practices: With D. Ross Camidge, MD, PhD; and Gideon Blumenthal, MD Podcast Episode · How This Is Building Me · 11/26/2025 · 55m

Recently live: How this is building me - Me and Blumenthal. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h...

Started as a general oncologist and ended up a specialist- the opposite way of most. Later the pathway king, guiding behavior and prescribing nationally.

Mark Socinski grew up in Norman Rockwell land. Rural Vermont, choir boy, stone and marble family business

podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h... Recently live: Me and Socinski

His insights into the true tale of society and disfigurement, of parenting or mentorship, of owning our creative efforts hidden in Mary Shelley’s classic are as much in everyday life as they are in my medical perspective.

@realgdt.bsky.social This weekend I watched the new Frankenstein movie. What a delight to see the true message presented. In 2007 the British Medical Journal commissioned me to review Frankenstein as a classic medical text. I hope GDT appreciates all his praise.

Living on Both Sides of Lung Cancer Dr. Ross Camidge, Director of Thoracic Oncology at the Colorado Cancer Center, has been a trusted voice and sought-after second opinion for lung cancer patients around the world for decades. He has spoken at ALK Positive Summits, appeared on ALKtALK, and serves on the ALK Positive Scientific Advisory Board — guiding and supporting our community. However, for the past three years, this beloved key opinion leader, researcher, and advocate has been quietly facing his own stage IV lung cancer diagnosis. Dr. Camidge returns to ALKtALK, this time not only as an expert in thoracic oncology, but as a patient himself. This honest and deeply human conversation, recorded during Lung Cancer Awareness Month, is a chance to learn from someone who lives this life from both sides of the stethoscope. Whether you're newly diagnosed, in active treatment, or supporting someone you love, we hope you find this discussion informative, inspiring, and empowering. It's a story that reminds us how knowledge, compassion, and resilience connect us all. This ALKtALK event was originally held live on Sunday, November 9th and included a Q&A session. We are pleased to share the full recording here for anyone who couldn’t join us live. If you find this conversation helpful, please like the video, share your thoughts in the comments, and subscribe to the ALK Positive YouTube channel for future ALKtALKs and community updates. #ALKpositive #LivingWithLungCancer #EGFR #LungCancerAwareness #MoreResearchMoreTime + + + About our ALKtALKs and ALK Positive Inc + + + ALK Positive does not endorse specific treatments and does not provide medical advice. Questions and concerns should be raised with individual care teams. ALK Positive is a 501(c)(3)-registered, patient-driven organization that seeks a cure for ALK+ cancer and works to improve patients’ quality of life and life expectancy worldwide. ALK Positive is committed to raising funds for research proposals that will transform ALK-positive cancer into a chronic or curable condition for all patients living with this disease. We offer a full range of Healing Arts classes to help our community balance a productive life, treatment side effects and the mental stress of a cancer diagnosis. These include ALKtALKs -- our flagship community program aimed at making our ALK community a little smarter and a little smaller, by bringing the latest information, research and practices from leading experts. For more information about us, go to www.alkpositive.org. To donate 💖 go to https://www.alkpositive.org/ways-to-give 📢 Follow us on social media & join the conversation online! Facebook 📘 / alkpositivecancer Instagram 📸 / alkpositiveinc LinkedIn 💼 / alkpositivecancer X (Twitter) ✖️ https://x.com/ALKPositiveinc TikTok 🎵 / alkpositiveinc BlueSky ☁️ https://bsky.app/profile/alkpositive....

nam02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=https%3A... A little chat with the ALK positive lung cancer community post my own diagnosis

It becomes a footnote in their life. It doesn’t take long before you just think here comes Doug and that’s the best thing in your day.

You can hear doug coming as he vocalizes with puffs and grunts all the time. You can see him coming as his arms and head and shoulders twitch and spasm all the time. But, just like any diagnosis, once you know the person their headline grabbing diagnosis fades.

Doug Ney is many things. A neurologist, an oncologist who specializes in brain cancers, one of the kindest and most patient people I know and, as a footnote in his life once you get to know him, someone affected by Tourette’s Syndrome. The real kind not the TV version shorthand for swearing a lot

For those of you who haven’t figured this out yet. The files come out about a year after the broadcast. The immediate release get some chat from me to but they are more first impressions than reflections.

Patient Prioritization Is the Foundation for a Successful Neurologic Oncology Career: With D. Ross Camidge, MD, PhD; and Douglas Ney, MD Podcast Episode · How This Is Building Me · 10/23/2024 · 46m

The HTIBM files: Me and Ney. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h...

Yes like a safari park for adoptable cats

My friend julie is my trainer and an award winning wildlife photographer. What happens when a photographer gets breast cancer and a double mastectomy two weeks ago? This…

Another day, another chess match in a cat cafe. This time against the legendary wildlife photographer and former chess club nerd, Julie Price. She bragged about crushing me in every one of our prior matches but with kitty distractions in place the tables were turned today. Oh yeah!

Me and my oldest daughter (16 next week) playing chess in Denver’s cat cafe today. Our favorite from this morning was Mr black n white, but luckily we escaped unburdened by another animal to look after

My very own ‘f you cancer’ t-shirt courtesy of Stacy Stoutenberg in clinic this week. The club that no one wants to be a member of actually has really fun members once you’re in it!

First day of CU’s ‘B fit B well’ exercise program for cancer patients. Waiting to meet the trainers

Finally we have to draw distinction between association and causation- liver Mets aren’t the promise that death is coming. There are multiple individual exceptions to associating A with B. The research starts here it doesn’t end here