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Opera or medicine? When Catherine Bollard stood at that crossroads of her career, that was the question in front of her. Despite her love of opera and a family populated with artists and performers, life experiences drew her down the path of medicine.
Meric Mericliler, MD, has joined the George Washington (GW) University Cancer Center and the GW Medical Faculty Associates as a hematologist-oncologist specializing in benign hematology.
The George Washington University (GW) Cancer Center has achieved internationally recognized accreditation for cellular therapy and stem cell transplantation from the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT).
The George Washington (GW) Cancer Center is pleased to announce the addition of Melissa Bucklin, PA-C, to its team as a Gynecologic Oncology Physician Assistant (PA).
Doug Evans looks at the world through different lenses. As the Director of the BRIGHT Institute at the Milken Institute School of Public Health, he leads research on the influence of digital technology on public health behaviors. As a collector of old and inaccurate maps, he sees the world…
‘Tis the season for good tidings and joy, but the holidays are also a time for added stress. The to-do lists are longer, the invitations for parties and get-togethers start pouring in, and finding the perfect gift can be challenging. If you or a loved one is in active treatment for cancer, the…
Clinical research coordinator Bethel Sebsebie is a long way from her Ethiopian home: 7,236 miles to be exact. In the seven years since she came to the United States, she’s learned to adapt to a new culture and build a strong career in clinical research — and she’s done checking to-dos off her…
Did you know that early detection of lung cancer can significantly increase your 5-year survival rate to about 90%? And that lung cancer screenings are easy, quick, and painless?
Sunil Adige has a golden brain. As a medical oncologist, his analytical side has a deep understanding of the intricate science behind cancer. As a painter, he sees beauty that others might overlook. Both sides of his brain work in harmony to make a profound impact on his patients’ lives.