A Day to Celebrate Survivors
June is the time for a special day of celebration at the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins. We hope you will join fellow cancer… Read More »A Day to Celebrate Survivors
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Rally for Medical Research Draws Thousands
Thousand of scientists, clinicians, patients, students and advocates rallied today in Washington, D.C. to support federal funding of medical research. Across the street, the American Association… Read More »Rally for Medical Research Draws Thousands
The Hope Project
***This post was written by Anna Ferguson, RN, BSN, research nurse and leader of The Hope Project at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center. "Hope… Read More »The Hope Project
The Next Generation of Science Communicators
The following post was written by Shaun Morris, student intern in the Office of Public Affairs at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center. Cheers to… Read More »The Next Generation of Science Communicators
Shine Like an Olympian with Swim Across America Baltimore
The 2012 London Olympics have come and gone, and history has been made. The United States won a total of 104 Olympic medals, and, as… Read More »Shine Like an Olympian with Swim Across America Baltimore
Coach Mike
Mike Whittles was a high school football coach who found strength and support from his family, his friends, and his team. A well-known figure in… Read More »Coach Mike
Leroy’s blog
Leroy Sievers was a journalist who traveled the world covering wars, invasions and other conflicts. In 2005, he began a battle of his own against… Read More »Leroy’s blog
A Special Camp for Kids
Right about now, parents are scrambling to enroll their kids in various area summer camps. The choices abound, and for many kids, it’s the highlight… Read More »A Special Camp for Kids
Tao makes a difference
In 2009, while studying at Johns Hopkins University, Tao Wang, now age 40, was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer. After diagnosis, she began to… Read More »Tao makes a difference
Stand Up 2 Cancer Cites Progress
Yesterday afternoon, at the American Association for Cancer Research Meeting in Chicago, more than 150 people crowded a room to hear updates on research funded… Read More »Stand Up 2 Cancer Cites Progress