Eleonora Teplinsky, MD, FASCO

@drteplinsky

Breast & gyn med onc @valleyhealthnj. Opinions my own. Host of INTERLUDE podcast. 📗 BEYOND THE PINK (2026). Patient education on Instagram.

New Jersey, USA

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Joined December 2017

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Eleonora Teplinsky, MD, FASCO
@drteplinsky
Aug 29
ONE MONTH to go until Beyond the Pink is out in the world!! Would love to see you on one of these book tour stops (and more to come). For info and registration links: drteplinsky.com/booktour.
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Eleonora Teplinsky, MD, FASCO
@drteplinsky
Oct 16
Physicians remain patients’ preferred source for vetting online content and data from an analysis on Reddit showed that medical mistrust was often driven by feeling dismissed, perceived lack of thoroughness and poor/inconsistent communication. Yet- all of these things take time
Fumiko Ladd Chino, MD, FASCO
@fumikochino
Oct 16
Replying to @fumikochino
Dr @drteplinsky on how to "be the trusted voice" by addressing patient concerns, acknowledging their fears, and "prebunk" future interaction with #misinformation #ASCOQLTY26
Eleonora Teplinsky, MD, FASCO
@drteplinsky
Oct 16
Thank you @JamesFanWu - clinicians are increasingly becoming ‘media educators’ but yet where is the education and support for them to do this? It will take more than an individual effort. #ASCOQLTY26
James Wu | 吴简凡 MD
@JamesFanWu
Oct 16
Replying to @JamesFanWu
Dr. @drteplinsky from @ValleyHealthNJ kicking off the session and presenting on Beyond the Screen: Strengthening Patient/Clinician Trust in a Digital World. In patient canre and especially cancer care where trust is so essential, the modern digital age and even more so with AI,
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Eleonora Teplinsky, MD, FASCO
@drteplinsky
Sep 21
It’s 10 days until publication day for 📗 Beyond The Pink and I am counting down with the 🔟 things I wish everyone knew about #breastcancer.
Eleonora Teplinsky, MD, FASCO
@drteplinsky
Aug 20
This study showed that about a third of women experience persistent fatigue after breast cancer treatment and they attributed it to depression and perceived stress rather than cardiometabolic factors. However, what about factors such as menopause, sleep quality/poor sleep,
Long-Term Fatigue After Treatment for Breast Cancer
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