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6 oncologists on the move
Here are six oncologists starting new roles since Nov. 1: -
Dana-Farber gifted $69M for cancer research
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute received a $69 million gift from the Pan-Mass Challenge on Nov. 14. -
Connecticut hospital cancer center proposal shot down for 2nd time
Greenwich (Conn.) Hospital's cancer center proposal was denied for a second time due to what city officials deemed a potential negative impact on the surrounding neighborhood, Greenwich Time reported Nov. 11. -
UVA researchers zero in on new bone marrow cancer treatment
Charlottesville, Va.-based UVA Cancer Center researchers discovered how cancerous bone marrow cells promote the development of myelofibrosis, opening the door to a new treatment option. -
Mercy Health-Lourdes' $12.5M cancer center to break ground in December
Paducah, Ky.-based Mercy Health-Lourdes Hospital will break ground on its $12.5 million cancer center Dec. 13, The Paducah Sun reported Nov. 9. -
4 hospitals, systems hiring oncology leaders
Here are four hospitals and health systems hiring oncologists. -
MaineGeneral proposes $36M cancer center expansion
Augusta-based MaineGeneral is proposing a $36 million expansion to its Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care to address an increasing number of cancer cases, Bangor Daily News reported Nov. 7. -
UVA shares algorithm to streamline cancer treatment decisions
Charlottesville, Va.-based UVA Health Cancer Center researchers developed an algorithm designed to predict which patients would benefit from kinase inhibitor cancer drugs. -
Mount Sinai, Memorial Sloan Kettering find new treatment for recurring blood cancer
New York City-based Mount Sinai and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center researchers identified therapies that can help patients with recurring blood cancer multiple myeloma who have already tried one form of CAR-T therapy, Science Daily reported Nov. 4. -
New York community hospital begins construction on $15M cancer center
Auburn (N.Y.) Community Hospital will begin construction on its $15 million cancer center Nov. 7, auburnpub.com reported. -
UPMC partners with physician to offer cancer services in Croatia
Pittsburgh-based UPMC is partnering with Dragan Primorac, MD, PhD, a physician and professor in Croatia, to open the first of many cancer centers in the country. -
5 oncologists on the move
Here are five oncologists starting new roles since Oct. 25: -
Children's of Mississippi breaks ground on $5M cancer center expansion
Jackson-based Children's of Mississippi broke ground on its $5 million renovations to the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, the Clarion Ledger reported Nov. 3. -
Cincinnati Children's to build extended-stay apartments for families of cancer patients
Cincinnati Children's is about to break ground on 12 extended-stay apartments, which will be used by families of cancer patients treated at the on-site Proton Therapy Center. -
Jupiter Medical Center names Dr. John Rimmer medical director
Jupiter (Fla.) Medical Center named Dr. John Rimmer medical director of its comprehensive breast cancer program. -
Orlando Health launches pancreatic cancer clinic
Orlando (Fla.) Health Cancer Institute launched its Pancreatic Cancer Multidisciplinary Clinic on Nov. 2. -
Scripps MD Anderson launches lung cancer screening program
Scripps MD Anderson Cancer Center launched a lung cancer screening program using low-dose CT scans for San Diego County residents. -
Researchers create 1st preclinical model for appendiceal cancer
Researchers from University of California San Diego School of Medicine and Moores Cancer Center at UC San Diego Health created the first preclinical model of appendiceal cancer, opening the door for further research. -
How Mayo Clinic saved $15M in annual chemotherapy drug costs
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic researchers developed new dose rounding rules that saved 9,814 vials of drug and saved more than $7 million in six months. -
UVA joins dozens of organizations advocating for increased lung cancer screenings
Charlottesville, Va.-based UVA Health Cancer Center is joining more than 50 cancer organizations to advocate for increased access to and use of low-dose computed tomography scans for lung cancer.
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