EPISODE · Jun 17, 2026 · 53 MIN
Realizing the promise of precision oncology: a conversation with Andrea Stevens and Clare Jones
from Within Reach powered by Avalere Health · host Avalere Health
When we talk about precision oncology, we usually talk about breakthroughs. But behind every advancement in targeted therapies and genomic profiling lies a quieter reality: Most patients in the world still can’t reliably access the tests that unlock these headline treatments. This week on Within Reach, Clare Jones and Andrea Stevens expose the real bottlenecks - cost and reimbursement, fragmented infrastructure, uneven education, and policy blind spots - and explain why single-gene testing is no longer good enough. Together, they map out what it will take to move from isolated success stories, to a future where tailored cancer care is the standard, not the exception. 🔗 Connect with usClare Jones: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clarejonesprmamarketaccess/Andrea Stevens: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-l-stevens-phd/Precision Cancer Consortium: https://www.precisioncancerconsortium.com/Within Reach: https://withinreach.avalerehealth.com/ Avalere Health: https://avalerehealth.com/https://www.linkedin.com/company/avalerehealth/Evan Young: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evan-young-sxp/
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When we talk about precision oncology, we usually talk about breakthroughs. But behind every advancement in targeted therapies and genomic profiling lies a quieter reality: Most patients in the world still can’t reliably access the tests that unlock these headline treatments. This week on Within Reach, Clare Jones and Andrea Stevens expose the real bottlenecks - cost and reimbursement, fragmented infrastructure, uneven education, and policy blind spots - and explain why single-gene test...
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