In the Washington Post today, a story about an interesting problem in oncology: obese patients sometimes don't get enough chemo for their body weight. And when an insufficient dose is given, this increases the risk that cancer will continue to progress, and kill the patient. [HT: Steve Silberman]
Study: Obese cancer patients sometimes don't get enough chemo, which harms survival odds
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