Sanjay Juneja, M.D.

07/01/2026

"what was the hardest challenge with writing this book"... this one made me think.

Local doctor Sanjay Juneja's new children’s book aims to explain cancer in an age-appropriate way for children aged 10 to 14.

11/17/2025

:✨Abnormal blood counts are more than just numbers on a lab report— they’re part of a group of rare blood cancers called MPNs (myeloproliferative neoplasms).

Thanks to Incyte for sponsoring an event where I got to hear directly from patients about what living with an MPN really feels like.

What struck me most? Symptoms don’t always show up in labs or scans—but they do matter. Fatigue, brain fog, night sweats, and more can be the best signal of how controlled (or uncontrolled) the disease really is.

I saw tears. I heard doubts. I felt the weight of discouragement… but I also saw resilience, strength, and optimism.

As a physician, it was a powerful reminder: symptoms matter. Listening matters. Support matters.

If you or someone you love is living with an MPN, you don’t have to go unseen.

Click the link to visit https://bit.ly/40TAZfh to learn more about MPNs and the importance of tracking your symptoms.

10/15/2025

by Incyte | Imagine being able to share a powerful image instead of relying on medical terms to describe symptoms. With the MPN VisualAIzer, patients with chronic blood cancers known as myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs) can do just that—which is important, not only to help with quality-of-life control but also for help managing the disease itself in partnership with care teams.

Visit https://bit.ly/4olxCXL to use MPN VisualAIzer and learn more about the importance of tracking MPN symptoms.

05/22/2025

it is "lifting the baseline of accuracy and access and accelerating timelines that were once painfully slow. For all its brilliance, AI doesn’t tell stories—people do. And medicine, at its core, is still the story of one person trying to help another. That's not going anywhere."

3 minute read of my article that I thought needed to (1) not undermine / acknowledge how frankly vast the potential and capability of multi-modal AI tools can potentially be, while (2) giving you granular examples and elements of why--imo--there will always be a role of a 'physician' in civilization; no matter how advanced. Yes, or no?

When you see large language models passing medical licensing exams, it’s easy to wonder—how long until AI becomes the doctor?

03/11/2025

I've been reading HemeOnc Today & Healio since a fellow--never did I REMOTELY conceive, i'd be up for an award by their professional eyes almost ten years later! Yalls support keeps me alive and going yall, truly. Check out the categories in the link below! 🥰🤗

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08/07/2024

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Sanjay Juneja: Circulating tumor DNA, is not circulating tumor Period / cancer, DNA, Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center, MRD, OncoDaily, Oncology, Sanjay Juneja,

04/23/2024

hard to find a group of patients (and their families) facing a medical diagnosis who deserve the very best from us, both in guidance and in aid. humbled by this award, and for the record belongs entirely to the selfless mentorship i've been afforded, by professors, friends, and patients alike!

In the interview with Targeted Oncology, Sanjay K. Juneja, MD, 2024 Oncology Icons honoree, discusses the transformative power of collaboration, technology, and compassionate care in shaping his career, as well as the future of cancer treatment.

12/07/2023

a science to assess how robust your --the innate, front lines one--is... based on your wine preferences. this little kit is 95% accurate bc it's actually based on studies during cov1d to see how and why some people have symptoms for weeks, or get sick enough to need admission.. vs others who were tired for a few days. turns out, if you like and in your ..aka a non taster.. you have an average of 23 days before resolution of symptoms.. as opposed to FIVE as a super taster. check out study on bitterness--or the link--to learn more.

BATON ROUGE - Baton Rouge E.N.T. Doctor Henry Barham may have just changed the wine game with 'Vinotastr' - it's the science behind your sip.

11/27/2023

this episode is special, because our guest Dr. Codi Peterson, who was apparently an avid listener, messaged 'simply to say thank you'. it turns out, our episode on angiosarcoma with Corrie Painter helped his fam navigate through a time. crazier, though, was when I looked at his bio and saw he was EXACTLY WHAT ID BEEN LONG LOOKING FOR--an expert on / / and an associate professor at SoCal! so, here you have it--probably the most common question I get on social media: do cannabinoids have a place in anti cancer therapy? spoiler alert.. the answer is yes.

Cannabis and Cancer Care | TARGET: Cancer Podcast | Ep. 54Explore the intersection of cancer and cannabis on this enlightening episode of the Target Cancer P...

10/13/2023

Thank you Wired Magazine for letting me explain how insanely wicked our under appreciated system works! Trying to make cool again. okay, just cool. lesson of the experience: dont speak on things you're not talking about often--cardiology does not have the same "auto-pilot" mode 🥴🙈

Hematologist and medical oncologist Dr. Sanjay Juneja joins WIRED to answer some bloody interesting questions from the internet. What happens when someone is...