hematology – MD Update

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Flynn’s All In

November 1, 2018December 28, 2018 Holly Hinson Brownsboro, cancer, cancer patient, care people, celebration of courage event, center 's feature, center of the process, change need of patient, configured panel, courage event, destination program, field of cancer, Flynn, Flynn 's career path, four-floor, four-floor center, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn Joseph Flynn, Gil Dunn new Norton cancer institute, great match, guide principle, hematology, image001 photo, image002 photo, Institute-Brownsboro, Joseph Flynn, Louisville, modular interior design system, new destination program, new facility, new Norton cancer, new Norton cancer institute, Norton, Norton cancer, Norton cancer institute, Norton Healthcare, oncology, operational business process, patient 's need, patient room, patient-centered care, patient-centric, patient-centric cancer care advancement, photo, physician-in-chief, physician-in-chief of Norton cancer institute, registration area, self check-in, square-ft, strategic use of color, streamlined registration area use mobile app, therapy, use of a modular interior design system, wealth of experience

“The guiding principle in building the new facility was to put the patient’s needs squarely in the center of the

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Combining Cutting-Edge Care and Convenience

November 1, 2018February 15, 2019 Donna Ison active responsibility, appreciative patient, Bardstown, Bardstown community, boutique, boutique nature, breast, brown cancer center, brown cancer center 's bone, brown cancer center of Louisville, cancer, cancer center 's bone, care close, chemotherapy, community-based center, complete care close, cutaneous t-cell lymphomas, cutting-edge care, Flaget, Flaget cancer center, full cancer care, full-service, full-service cancer center, hematologic issue, hematology, image001 photo, internal medicine, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, lymphomas, marrow transplant unit, Martin, Martin state, medical director, medical oncology fellowship, Monte Martin, name basis, obesity, oncology, oncology fellowship, oncology-certified, oncology-certified nurse, outpatient, patient connection, required patient, small staff, soft tissue malignancy, St. George 's university school, St. George 's university school of medicine, t-cell lymphomas, team of oncology-certified nurse, therapy, tissue malignancy, treat melanoma, tumor

BARDSTOWN According to the American Cancer Society, there will be nearly 26,000 new cancer cases in Kentucky in 2018. Many

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Special Section

Empathy and Expertise in Palliative Care

November 1, 2018February 15, 2019 Maggie McCombs Ashland, broad scope, broad scope of patient, cancer, clinic, community hospice, Dana Johnson, effective palliative care, emergence of Medicare coverage, fellow oncologist, hematology, holistic care, holistic quality, holistic quality of palliative care, hospice, ill patient, image001 photo, individualized goal, internal medicine residency, invasiveness of treatment, Johnson, Johnson 's patient population, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health hematology, Lexington Dana Johnson, lifestyle pressure, medical director of community hospice of Ashland, medical oncology clinic, medical oncology fellowship, medical oncology patient, medicine residency, oncology, oncology associate, oncology clinic, oncology fellowship, oncology patient, palliative care, patient 's unique goal, physician, prostate malignancy, simple modality

LEXINGTON Dana Johnson, MD, works at KentuckyOne Health Hematology and Oncology Associates in the palliative care/medical oncology clinic. He grew

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Cancer Care Oncology Special Section

More Than a Benign Interest

October 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Jim Kelsey American society, Asco, benign interest, better-tolerated, big impact, Bone marrow transplantation, born problem-solver, cancer, cancer management, cancer patient, cancer problem, chemotherapy, chief fellow, clinical oncology, clinical trial, concomitant medical condition, disease-free, disease-free interval, forge of Hodskins 's career path, great pediatric hematologist, hematologic malignancy, hematology, hematology side, hematology side of thing, Hodskins, Hodskins 's career path, immunotherapeutic drug, immunotherapy, immunotherapy agent, innumerable ongoing clinical trial, Jacob Hodskins, Kosair, marrow, melanoma, molecular physiology, MS, multitude of test, new immunotherapeutic drug, new immunotherapy agent, oncologist, oncology, outcome, Owensboro, Owensboro health, Owensboro health oncologist, profound anemia, refractory set, significant short, sub-standard therapy, success of new immunotherapy agent, survival, talk of bone marrow transplant, toxicity, toxicity of chemotherapy, traditional chemotherapy, transplant, UK college of medicine, UK department, UK department of hematology, UK department of internal medicine, ultimate enigma, viable treatment option, wide variety of cancer

OWENSBORO You might call Jacob Hodskins, MD, MS, a born problem-solver. Not because he has the solution to every problem,

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Cancer Care Special Section

Treatments May Vary

October 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Jim Kelsey acupuncture, Albany, baptist health, cancer, cancer treatment, chemotherapy, Chowhan, director of medical oncology service, end of weight loss, FACP, Floyd, genetic test, hematology, immunotherapy, individualized oncology, killer, lung, lung cancer, medical oncology service, molecular makeup, narcotic pain killer, Naveed Chowhan, new Albany, oncology, oncology service, one-size-fits-all cancer treatment, pain, pain killer, patient care, side effect, supplement ad, targeted therapy, therapy, world of cancer treatment

NEW ALBANY, IND “Individual results may vary.” We hear it so often as a disclaimer at the end of weight

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Cancer Care Gastroenterology Internal Systems Special Section

Hemophilia, Hodgkin’s Disease, and Multiple Myeloma

October 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Bob Baker absence of a clot factor, ARNP, B., bleed disorder hemophilia, blood cancer, blood product, cancer, clinic, clinic 's director, complication, condition day, coordinate effort of nurse practitioner, Croley, current research, cytotoxic, development of long-acting factor replacement, disorder, disorder hemophilia, effective treatment, extended team, extended team of physiotherapist, factor replacement, factor replacement regimen, good prophylactic factor replacement regimen, hematologist, hematology, hemophilia, hemophilia B., hemophilia case, hemophilia clinic, hemophilia foundation, hemophilia patient, hepatitis, Hodgkin, Hodgkin 's disease, human blood product, human genetic engineer, infusion, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Jessica Croley, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health center, KentuckyOne health hemophilia clinic, Lexington, Lexington bleed disorder, Lexington focus, long-acting, long-acting factor replacement, Louisville, major direction, major direction of current research, medical oncologist, multidisciplinary treatment, Multimodality, Multimodality hemophilia clinic, multiple myeloma, myeloma, national hemophilia foundation, Nivolumab, oncologist, oncology fellowship, Patricia Ashby, R., regimen, replacement, Sharma, significant population of patient, special interest, specific treatment protocol, T, T cell, therapy, treat bleed disorder, treatment of hemophilia, U, Vivek, Vivek R.

LOUISVILLE & LEXINGTON Bleeding disorders and blood cancers are two areas in medicine where the dreams of a few years

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News – Dec 2015

December 1, 2015January 20, 2017 MD-Update Staff A., artery, behavioral science, Bertolone, blockage, Bolli, buckler, cardiology, cardiovascular medicine, cardiovascular research, cardiovascular science, Casey, catheter, chair, Charlestown, chest, chief of pediatric oncology, chief of the university of Louisville 's division, chief resident, Christina, Christina buckler, coherence, coherence tomography, cum, emergency, Ephraim McDowell, fellowship, field of blood cancer, Floyd, great Louisville area, Hattab, hematology, HMH, Indiana, Indiana university, J., Jackson, Jay, Jeannie Schottenstein, Jeannie Schottenstein prize, Kentucky, laboratory medicine, laude, Lehmann Spirit, Lehmann Spirit of service award, Lehmann Spirit of service award foundation, longstanding service, Louisville, Louisville 's division, Louisville area, Louisville native, Louisville Roberto Bolli, Louisville Salvatore, Louisville Salvatore J., Louisville school, louisville-area physician, Marc, Marc A., Marc Lehmann Spirit, Marc Lehmann Spirit of service award, MBA, medical center, medical degree, medicine, memory of Marc A., myeloid leukemia, News, ocelot, oncology, optical coherence tomography, pad, pathology, pediatric oncology, Phillips, physician, prize, professor, psychiatry, Rep., residency, residency program, Schooler, Schottenstein, Schottenstein prize, service award, service award foundation, sleep, sleep medicine, sport medicine, sport medicine physician, support staff member, tomography, trauma, trauma care, trauma center, U, university of Louisville, university of Louisville school of medicine, vascular center

Bertolone Receives Marc Lehmann Spirit of Service Award LOUISVILLE Salvatore J. Bertolone, Jr., MD, professor and previous chief of pediatric

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Gastroenterology Internal Systems Special Section

Killing It Softly

November 1, 2015July 17, 2017 Jim Kelsey American society of hematology, antibody, awareness change, benign hematology patient, bone, bortezomib, cancer, cancer treatment, chemotherapy, chemotherapy cause patient, death sentence, Dr. Jessica Croley, experience nausea, hematologic malignancy, hematology, hematology patient, ibrutinib, Jessica Moss, joint practice, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne cancer center umbrella, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health hematology, lenalidomide, Louisville medical school, lymphoma, machete, major splash, medical breakthrough, misconception, Moss, myeloma, nausea, new cancer treatment, oncologist, oncology, oncology associate, oncology fellowship, oncology patient, oncology rotation, outpatient-based, pediatrics practice, physician, plasma, plasma cell, prognosis, prominent discussion topic, protein, public awareness change, scalpel, scalpel analogy, small community practice, surface of cancer cell, targeted agent, targeted drug, toxicity, toxicity of chemotherapy cause patient, traditional chemotherapy, university of Louisville medical school, visit patient

LEXINGTON “It’s like using a scalpel instead of a machete.” We are used to seeing medical breakthroughs make a major

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Special Section

The Challenges of Aplastic Anemia

September 1, 2015February 1, 2017 Jill Debolt Allergy & Immunology, anemia, antibody, Aplastic, Aplastic anemia, aplastic anemia case, ATG, B cell, blood cell, bone, bone marrow, bone marrow activity, cancer, cell aplasia, cell progenitor, challenge area, challenge of Aplastic anemia, clinical practice, clinical research, complex blood disorder, decreased red blood cell count, donor, example of red cell aplasia, hematology, hematology specialist, hematopoietic, hematopoietic stem cell, hematopoietic stem cell line, hepatitis, hepatitis aplastic anemia, human B cell, immune system, immunosuppressive therapy, immunotherapy, incidence of two-to-four case, infection, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, khan, Khuda, Khuda khan, Louisville Aplastic, Louisville Aplastic anemia, lung cancer, marrow, moderate aplastic anemia, new immunotherapy, note khan, oncology, oncology specialist, overwhelm infection, pancytopenia, PhD. khan, platelet, platelet count, prognosis, rare disease of the hematopoietic stem cell, red cell aplasia, red cell progenitor, scientific knowledge of the immune system, severity of aplastic anemia, specialist, spontaneous bleed, state khan, stem, stem cell transplant, suitable donor, supportive care, therapy, transfusion, transplant, treatment therapy, two-to-four case, viral hepatitis aplastic anemia, white blood cell

LOUISVILLE Aplastic anemia is a complex, relatively rare disease of the hematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow, according to

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Special Section

Relationship Driven

July 1, 2014 Tim Corkran academic role, administrative stuff, allure of innovative treatment technology, assistant program director, C., cancer, cancer patient, cancer sufferer, cancer treatment, capacity of an internal medicine physician, combat support hospital, community hospital, community hospital set, community oncologist, compassionate physician, considerable time train oncologist, direct patient care, dynamic Field, eastern half of the US, familiar patient, future cancer sufferer, GCH, Georgetown, Georgetown community hospital, hematologist, hematology, Hematology/ oncology fellowship, Hematology/ oncology fellowship train program, innovative treatment technology, internal medicine physician, internal medicine rotation, KY Rick, KY Rick C., Markey, medical administrator, medical center, medical oncologist, medical rank, medical school courtesy, medical school courtesy of the army, medicine rotation, military medical center, Myhand, nature of oncology practice, neighbor 's relative, oncologist, oncology, oncology practice, patient 's wife, physician, program director of the Hematology/ oncology fellowship train program, Rick C., rotation, San Antonio, San Antonio military, school courtesy, sole oncologist, superficial thing, tumor, tumor image radiologist, UK 's markey cancer center, Walter Reed

GEORGETOWN, KY Rick C. Myhand, MD, knew he wanted to be an oncologist two months into his first clinical rotation.

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