David Bartlett

Apr 2, 2024 | targetedonc.com | David Bartlett

David L. Bartlett, MD, chair of the Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, discusses the benefits of genomic testing for patients with cancer and how the approach to genomic testing has changed over the years. According to Bartlett, genomic testing is key in tailoring therapy to target specific mutations for a patient with cancer.

Mar 18, 2024 | yourbrainhealth.io | David Bartlett

A ball thuds against Joe Clarke’s helmet at 89mph. ‘Where are we? I ask. ‘Cardiff’ he replies‘Who are we playing? Oval Invincibles. ‘Who was bowling at you?’ Muhammed Hasnain‘Who did we play last week? Southern Brave. ‘How did we get on?’ We lost. ‘How are you feeling?’ Bit of a sore head where it clipped me, but I’ll be ok. He’s desperate to continue. He’s in the middle of English cricket’s flagship franchise tournament and doesn’t want to miss a ball.

Mar 12, 2024 | newbusiness.co.uk | David Bartlett

As the newfinancial year approaches, businesses across the UK are confirming budgets andgearing up to steer their operations through yet another period of uncertaintyand change. We believe fleets and drivers must concentrate on improving theaspects of fleet management within their control. An element that businessescan take more ownership of with immediate effect is accident management. Courtesy carchallenges - are you aware?

Dec 14, 2023 | fleetnews.co.uk | David Bartlett

By David Bartlett, head of accident management at the AAAt the point a vehicle is involved in an accident it suffers a loss in value. Even if repairs have been carried out to a high standard, there’s no escaping the accident history the vehicle inherits, and with this comes a reduction in what people will pay for it. This diminution in value is being overlooked in many cases, but it typically averages between £825 to £1,500 per vehicle and can reach much higher values.

Dec 4, 2023 | mylondon.news | David Bartlett

The BBC is on a mission to be the only show in town. It has taken the local out of local radio, drastically cutting the number of hours of locally produced shows you’ll hear on BBC London - and intends to write more news online, directly competing with MyLondon. We are also currently battling with tech platforms like Google, Meta and Apple for a fair share of the value generated by the content created.