James Graham Brown – MD Update

News – Dec 2018

December 1, 2018December 28, 2018 MD-Update Staff A grade, A., accreditation, accreditation program, advanced laparoscopic, American college, American Gastroenterological association, arthritis, baptist health, bariatric, bariatric surgery, Blair, blood flow, board-certified, board-eligible, breast, breast center, breast disease, breast program, brown cancer center, cancer, cancer center, CDC, CDC recognition, center accreditation, chief resident, clinic, Daryl Nisbett, diabetes, diabetes prevention program, disease control, disease management, doctor, doctor of medicine, family medicine, fellowship, gastroenterological, Gastroenterological association, gastroenterology, general surgery, Grade, hospital safety, image001 Mathis, injection, Inova Fairfax medical center, internal medicine, J., James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Kendrick, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne surgical associate, Kim, laparoscopic, leapfrog, leapfrog group, Lexington, Lexington baptist health, Lexington clinic, Lexington Rachel Mathis, Lifeline®, Lifeline® heart attack, Lifeline® heart attack receive center accreditation, Louisiana state university, Louisville, Mathis, MD-UPDATE, Md., medical degree, medicine, NAPBC, NAPBC accreditation, national conference, News, News item, obesity, obesity center, oncology, osteopathic medicine, physician, prevention, recognition, residency, resident education, resident research award, rheumatology, safety, Sizemore, specialist, surgery, surgical associate, surgical education, surgical fellowship, U, undergraduate, undergraduate degree, university of Kentucky, wellness

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Hope Scarves’ Colors of Courage Touching Women Around the World

November 1, 2018November 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff cancer, color of courage, current clinical trial, director of the university of Louisville 's, hope scarf 's color of courage touch woman, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Jason Chesney, Louisville, melanoma, non-profit hope scarf, tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte, UofL, UofL Brown, UofL Brown cancer center

LOUISVILLE At “Colors of Courage,” the annual fundraising event for the Louisville based non-profit Hope Scarves, Jason Chesney, MD, PhD,

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Events – Nov 2018

November 1, 2018December 28, 2018 MD-Update Staff 23-year-olds, Allie card, Amy Williams, baby health service, breast, breast cancer screen, cancer, Cassandra Bragg, central Kentucky charity, color of courage, courage, Dr. Greg Grau, event raise fund, flu, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn friend, Gil Dunn image002, Gil Dunn image002 photo, Gil Dunn Jessica Ballesteros, Gil Dunn make yes, Gil Dunn support, Gil Dunn twin sister, Gil Dunn UK, Gil Dunn UK college, Gil Dunn UK college of medicine student attend, Gil Dunn walk, golf, Gretchen King, Holly Hinson, Holly Hinson Lara MacGregor, hope scarf, Houston Oaks, Houston Oaks golf course, HR team, image001 photo, image003 photo, image004 photo, image005 photo, image006 photo, image007 photo, image008 photo, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, John Collins, Joseph, Joseph hospital foundation, Kentucky, Kentucky CancerLink, Kentucky charity, Kentucky orthopedic associate, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health radiology, KMA, Ky., Lara MacGregor, Leslie Buddeke, Leslie Buddeke smart, Lexington, Lexington medical society, Lexington medical society foundation golf tournament, Lexus of Lexington, LMS, LMS foundation golf tournament, LMS-VP, M2, M3, M4, Mamata Majmundar, MAMM, MD-UPDATE, medicine student attend, Meredith herald, Nicholasville, Nicholasville hundred, Nicholasville hundred of supporter, past president, past president 's dinner, Peggy, photo, physician, president 's dinner, R.J. Corman, R.J. Corman railroad group, R.J. Corman railroad group headquarters, Richard Budde, Sami Humphrey, Sarah Ritchie, scarf, screen, society foundation golf tournament, St. Joseph east breast, tournament, Tran, Tuyen Tran, underinsured patient, underinsured woman, WesBanco, Wilmore university, yes

Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation Holds 4th Annual Yes, Mamm! 5K NICHOLASVILLE Hundreds of supporters joined 450 runners on Saturday, October

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Events – Oct 2017

October 1, 2017 MD-Update Staff apiary, baby health service, back pain, bank team, BB&T, Bill Walton, bluegrass, bluegrass council, bluegrass council of the blind, cancer, cancer research, color of courage raise record amount, commonwealth, commonwealth pain, courage, courage raise record amount, Dana-Faber, Dana-Faber cancer institute, David Bosomworth, David Moore, extreme lateral Interbody fusion, financial partner team, five year history, fundraiser, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn Brandon Gish, Gil Dunn Lexington, Gil Dunn Lexington medical society foundation, golf, golf committee member, golf out, golf tournament, golfer, hope scarf, hope scarf 's mission, host 28, host 28 th, Houston Oaks, Houston Oaks country club, Interbody, Interbody fusion, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Jewish hospital, John Collins, Joseph east, Kentucky, Kentucky 's medical history, Kentucky orthopedics associate, Ky., Kyle, Kyle young, l-r, Lara MacGregor, Lauren Williams, Lexington, Lexington medical society, Lexington medical society foundation, LMSF, Louisville, Louisville resident Lara MacGregor, magic garden party, MD-UPDATE, MDU, medical center, MSN, neurosurgeon, new location, new office, new Shriners hospital, old medical society, orthopedics, PA-C, pain, partner team, pediatric orthopedic surgeon, people face cancer, photo, physician, picture-perfect day, play area, preservation of Kentucky 's medical history, procedure, RN, scarf, Shriners, Shriners hospital, society foundation, spine, sponsor of color of courage, stage IV breast cancer survivor, surgeon, surgery, SVMIC, Tony Lewgood, tournament, tournament chair, Walton, XLIF, XLIF procedure

Colors of Courage Raises Record Amount for Hope Scarves and Cancer Research LOUISVILLE A record amount, over $151,000, was raised

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News – Jul 2017

July 1, 2017July 31, 2017 MD-Update Staff ACA, advanced health disparity research train program, American college, American college of Gastroenterology, American Gastroenterology association, American society of gastrointestinal Endoscopy, app, assistant professor, baptist health, Benitez, BHMG Gastroenterology Lexington Mark Brunner, biomedical research program, Brunner, CEO, CEO of KentuckyOne health, Chuck Neumann, current interim president, current interim president of university of Louisville hospital, disparity, epidemiological/bio-statistical, epidemiological/bio-statistical method, experiential skill development, gastroenterology, Gastroenterology association, gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Geisinger medical center, grantsmanship, grief, health disparity research, health service research, health system, Health-Related, Health-Related research, healthcare, Healthcare need, impactful research, inpatient gastroenterology service, integrated health system, intense grief, interim, interim president, interim president of university of Louisville hospital, internal medicine, interprofessional, interprofessional environment, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center transition, Karpf, Kentuckian, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KHA, KHA board, lead health system, leadership, leadership structure, Lexington Dr. Brittany, Lexington Dr. Brittany small, long-term leadership structure, long-term leadership structure of KentuckyOne health, Louisville, Louisville hospital, Louisville KentuckyOne, Louisville KentuckyOne health, Louisville medical center, luncheon, Mark Spurlin, meaningful research, Medicaid, medical care, medical degree, member of the American college of Gastroenterology, member of the American college of physician, News, NHLBI, Nicholasville road, operation of ULH, pediatrics, perinatal, perinatal loss, PGIS, PhD, physician, pregnancy loss, priority of the organization, provider, role of interim president, Ruth Brinkley, scientific write strategy, Spurlin, successful team science career development, successful transition of operation, suite 302, team science career development, transition, U, ULH, university of Kentucky center, year-long mentoring experience

Brunner and Spurlin Join BHMG Gastroenterology LEXINGTON Mark Brunner, MD, and Mark Spurlin, MD, have joined Baptist Health Medical Group

Cancer Care Education

Targeting Physician Education

October 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Megan Whitmer $, $7 million grant, Bristol-Myers Squibb foundation, cancer, cancer registry data, care physician, care provider, cessation, clear urban-rural split, CME, CME offering, co-principal, co-principal investigator, co-principal investigator of the Kentucky lead, collaborative focus, CT, decision make, detection, difficult time gain access, director of the lung cancer, early detection, early stage cancer, FACP, Goetz Kloecker, health effect, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Kentucky, Kentucky lead, Kentucky resident, Kloecker, lead provider education component, low-dose, lung, lung cancer, lung cancer alliance, lung cancer care, lung cancer education, lung cancer mortality, lung cancer outcome, lung cancer patient, MBA, mortality, mortality rate, MSPH, multidisciplinary clinic, new standard, new standard of care, offering, partnership of the university of Louisville, patient seek screen, PCPs, physician, primary care physician, primary care provider, primary Care task force, provider, provider education, screen, shared decision make, smoker, survivorship, survivorship care, target physician education, teenage smoker, thousand of lung cancer patient, urban-rural split

LOUISVILLE The mortality rate for lung cancer in Kentucky is 50 percent higher than the national average. The state ranks

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 – May 2016

May 1, 2016July 17, 2017 MD-Update Staff AAP, American college, angiogenesis, assistant professor, Avastin, Brown, brown cancer center, cancer, cancer center, cardiology, Care, Care center, chair, chair of the Kentucky eHealth board, Christine, clinical trial, CMIO, co-founder of the Kleinert Kutz hand, CPR, Danville, Dr. Joseph Kutz, E., Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell board chair, Ephraim McDowell health board, epidemiology, extension center, fellowship, foundational grant, future of hand surgery, GBM, grant fund, hand care, hand surgery, health information technology, healthcare, healthcare information technology, Healthcare IT, HHS, human service 's office, human service 's office of the national coordinator, investigator, IT, James Graham Brown, JGBCC, Kentucky, Kentucky eHealth, Kentucky eHealth board, Kentucky health information exchange, Kentucky regional extension center, Kentucky state fair, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KHA, KHIE, Kihlman, king of a middle eastern country, Kleinert Kutz, Kleinert Kutz hand, Kutz, Kutz 's achievement, Louisville, Louisville Joseph, Louisville Joseph E., M., M. Kleinert, medical field, medicine, microsurgery, national coordinator, new therapy, News, ONC, pediatrics, powerful woman, principal investigator, professor, recurrence, recurrent GBM, service 's office, SOEPHE, Steltenkamp, surgeon, surgery, survival, therapy, Tonka, transplantation, tumor, tumor growth, U, U.S. department of health, UK HealthCare, university of Louisville, VB-111, VCA, Woods, World-Renowned, world-renowned hand surgeon

World-Renowned Hand Surgeon Dr. Joseph Kutz Retires LOUISVILLE Joseph E. Kutz, MD, co-founder of the Kleinert Kutz Hand Care Center

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Hope Scarves Donates $50,000 to James Graham Brown Cancer Center

January 1, 2016July 17, 2017 MD-Update Staff 505, 505 s. Hancock St., breast, breast cancer, breast cancer research, cancer, donation, Dr. Yoannis Imbert-Fernandez, founder of hope scarf, Hancock St., hope scarf, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Kosair, Kosair charity, Louisville hope scarf, major donation, metastatic breast cancer, metastatic breast cancer research, photo, research lab, S., scarf, story of hope, support of translational, survivor story, translational, Translational research building, treatment option, woman face cancer

LOUISVILLE Hope Scarves, which provides scarves and stories of hope to women facing cancer, donated $50,000 to the James Graham

Cancer Care Cover Story

A Transformative Moment in Cancer Care

November 1, 2015July 17, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton BRCA1, BRCA2, breast, breast cancer, breath, breath test, brown cancer center, Brown cancer center director, cancer, cancer care, cancer center, cancer center location, cancer morbidity, cancer patient, cancer service, cancer treatment, cancer type, cancer-related, cancer-related death, checkpoint, checkpoint inhibitor, chemotherapy, Chesney, clinic, clinical operation, clinical trial, colon, CT, CT scan, deputy director, deputy director of the brown cancer center, detection, director of clinical operation, director of the breast cancer, director of the lung cancer, downtown location, expertise, FACP, gene, genetic test, identified gene, immune checkpoint inhibitor, immune system, inhibitor, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Jewish northeast, Kentuckian, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kloecker, liver, Louisville, lung, lung cancer, lung cancer patient, mammography, medical center, medical oncologist, melanoma, Milburn, Miller, mortality, multidisciplinary care, multidisciplinary clinic, multiple cancer type, Nivolumab, northeast, northeast location, novel therapy, oncologist, oncology, oncology service, oncolytic, oncolytic virus, PALB2, PD-1, PD-1 inhibitor, pembrolizumab, pharmacy, photograph, physician, provider, radiation, radiation oncologist, referral, Riley, scan, specialty, specialty pharmacy, stage 4, strong family history, synergy, therapy, transformative moment, tumor, U, vice president of oncology service, virus

LOUISVILLE The James Graham Brown Cancer Center has a long and successful history in Louisville and the region. According to

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