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Menthol Cigarette Ban in the U.S. May Lower Number of Smokers
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Cancer Genetic Counseling in the Time of COVID-19
Category: Lombardi Stories
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Schlegel Honored at GUMC Convocation with Lifetime Contribution Award
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Riegel Named Leader of Biomedical Graduate Education
Research oncologist Anna Tate Riegel, PhD, has been named senior associate dean of the university’s Biomedical Graduate Education program, home to a robust variety of PhD, master’s and certificate programs.
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Embracing the ‘Little Things’ at Georgetown Lombardi’s Poetry Café
The fourth annual Poetry Café invited members of the Georgetown Lombardi community to put words to their feelings about working, visiting and being in the hospital.
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Walking Warriors Second Annual Walk Raises More Than 35,000 for Breast Cancer
The Walking Warriors Battling Breast Cancer’s second-annual walk on April 27 raised more than 35,000 for breast cancer research, community service and education programs at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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How a Comprehensive Cancer Center Makes a Difference in Patient Care
Geoff Grubbs realized the benefits of seeking out medical oncologist Bruce Cheson, MD, head of hematology and director of hematology research at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, to treat his chronic lymphocytic leukemia when he developed an extremely rare complication from the disease.
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Colorectal Cancer
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Going with Your Gut: Exploring the Microbiota’s Role in Colorectal Cancer Among the Young
Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Benjamin Weinberg, MD, is exploring the role of microbiota in colorectal cancer to find out why there has been an uptick in the diagnosis of colorectal cancer in people in their 20s and 30s.
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Facing a Difficult Diagnosis, Why One Patient Chooses to Confront Cancer at Georgetown Lombardi
When Adam Skipper was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, he decided to pursue treatment at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center rather than a hospital closer to his home.
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