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Sara Richman found her calling early, volunteering on a crisis hotline as a teen. Now an oncology social worker, she’s still driven by the same instinct: to connect, to listen, and to help. When she’s not supporting patients, you’ll probably find her at a concert. She’s been hooked on live music…
From GW Magazine, a Q & A with GW Cancer Center Director Julie Bauman on the greatest advances in cancer treatment and what she envisions for the future of the center.
Immunotherapy is one of the most transformative advancements in cancer care today. Unlike chemotherapy or radiation, which work by directly killing cancer cells, immunotherapy strengthens or modifies the body’s own immune system so that it can detect and destroy cancer cells. It represents a…
Inhee Chung is a scientist driven by deep curiosity, a love of problem-solving, and a desire to make a meaningful impact on human health. From her early fascination with math, music, and art to her groundbreaking research in physical chemistry and cancer biology, Inhee has followed the questions…
Adam Friedman, MD, is not your typical dermatologist. A self-described Renaissance mind, he thrives on intellectual curiosity, clinical complexity, and the ever-changing landscape of modern medicine. Here, he shares how a winding career path, early morning workouts, off-label drug ingenuity, and…
This May, we recognize the incredible oncology nurses at the GW Cancer Center. Your compassion, strength, and unwavering commitment make a profound difference in the lives of patients and families facing cancer. We celebrate your role as caregivers, advocates, and healers. From providing expert…
Hannah Safron’s journey to Washington, DC was shaped by a strong sense of service, curiosity, and commitment to community health. From her roots in suburban Chicago to her current work as a Community Health Associate at the GW Cancer Prevention and Wellness Center, Hannah is fueled by a passion…
Joslyn Trovati’s journey into oncology social work wasn’t a straight line—but it was a deeply intentional one. Raised in northern New Jersey, Joslyn always knew she wanted to help others. Initially drawn to psychology, she realized she was meant for a more dynamic, community-centered role. That…
As summer rolls in and the sun shines brighter, it’s tempting to spend more time outdoors. But before you head to the beach, the pool, or even your backyard, it’s important to remember that too much sun can be harmful—especially to your skin.
The GW Cancer Center announced the launch of an updated free on-demand course titled Oncology Patient Navigator Training: The Fundamentals. The revised training aligns with both the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Professional Oncology Navigation Task Force Practice (…