HIGHLIGHT NEWS:
CANCER DIAGNOSTIC EXPERT, ITN EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER ROBERT BARD, MD, RECEIVES THE PRESTIGIOUS ELLIS ISLAND MEDAL OF HONOR
May 19, 2022 — Robert L. Bard, M.D., an ITN editorial advisory board member, received one of the highest achievements of his career; the prestigious 35th Annual Ellis Island Medals of Honor. Alongside a list of over 80 top American achievers, this historical ceremony which took place at the Ellis Island Great Hall celebrated inspiring Americans who are selflessly worked for the betterment of our country and its citizens. In the spring of 2020, the Ellis Island Honor Society officially recognized Dr. Bard for his life’s work in clinical and research contributions in diagnostic imaging detection of cancers. The annual tradition of this nation’s most prestigious awards to honor American achievers has been upheld since 1986- but experienced its first postponement due to the devastating impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic. Both the 2020 and 2021 events had been postponed to this year, where significant new support and an impressive lineup re-ignited the continuance of event. (see complete article)
❓ Have you ever wondered why your doctor doesn't inform you about available innovative medical treatments?
❓ Why are so many doctors required to use standard-of-care instead of
individualized patient-centered care?"
My guest, Dr. Robert Bard, knows the answer. He is a passionate physician with over 50 years of experience, not just a doctor but a visionary championing diagnostic and treatment innovations that improve outcomes and save lives.
Dr. Bard has been honored with the 2022 Ellis Island Medal of Honor for his lifelong dedication to Cancer Imaging and Clinical Research. He is a highly respected and sought-after expert in diagnostic and noninvasive treatments, working to disrupt the status quo in medicine and improve patient outcomes. His work focuses on pioneering cancer diagnostics and noninvasive therapies that minimize cancer recurrence and offer numerous other benefits.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Dr. Bard's father's legacy as a war doctor influenced his career.
* The importance of hands-on experience in understanding patient care.
* Embracing new technologies is crucial for effective diagnosis and treatment.
* The medical community faces challenges due to insurance constraints.
* Innovative treatments can significantly improve patient outcomes.
* Toxic exposure is a growing concern for firefighters and veterans.
* Genomics and advanced imaging can revolutionize cancer treatment.
* Patients should be proactive in seeking alternative treatments.
* The healthcare system needs to adapt to new medical advancements.
* Dr. Bard's personal experiences drive his commitment to patient care.
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EPILOGUE
In the post-war era of global migration to the US, it was common to “Americanize” lengthy or challenging names for easier social connectivity and community integration. By the next generation, the Schwartzbard family name was streamlined for this reason. The infant in this story whose name is recognized as one of the most honored figures in diagnostic medicine and cancer imaging is Dr. Robert Bard.
Dr. Bard continues to run his active practice in NYC today. He maintains a pre/postop imaging facility for his cancer patients and others suffering from chronic disorders. Dr. Bard is also the clinical director for Firefighters Against Cancer & Exposures, a national foundation in support of first responders health. Moreover, as of August, 2024, his office has been confirmed to be the first official diagnostic center, an early detection screening facility and recurrence detection site for the American Breast Cancer Foundation and the Male Breast Cancer Global Alliance.
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