Adolescent and young adult cancer survivor JJ Singleton announced a collaboration with the digital health platform Drops to share video interview clips focusing on colorectal cancer, screening, and rural healthcare access. Singleton, a research advocate at Fight Colorectal Cancer, shared details of the partnership following his attendance at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting.
The Launch of Drops Platform in Cancer Care
According to Singleton’s public statement on LinkedIn, Drops was built to foster trust by bringing together verified clinicians, medically reviewed content, and thoughtful moderation. The platform aims to connect patients and survivors with people who possess lived experience to create an environment where individuals feel understood. Singleton filmed content for the platform during his time at the ASCO meeting, highlighting the intersection of patient advocacy and digital health.
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Key Themes in Singleton’s Interview Series
Singleton stated he will roll out interview clips over the coming weeks addressing multiple facets of oncology. The topics span colorectal cancer diagnoses, early screening importance, the role of social media in health advocacy, and clinical trials in rural healthcare settings. The series also highlights organizations and individuals contributing to the cancer advocacy space.
Expanding Access in Rural Health Care and Clinical Trials
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Drops platform?
Drops is a digital platform designed around trust, featuring verified clinicians, medically reviewed content, and individuals with lived experience to support patients and survivors.
Who is JJ Singleton?
JJ Singleton is an adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer survivor and a research advocate with Fight Colorectal Cancer.
What topics do the Drops interview clips cover?
The clips cover colorectal cancer, screening, social media advocacy, rural healthcare, clinical trials, and organizations working within the cancer community.
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