Kosair – MD Update

UofL Receives $11.5 Million to Advance Cancer Immunotherapies

October 1, 2020December 1, 2020 MD-Update Staff biomedical research excellence, brown cancer center, cancer, cancer cell, cancer center, cancer immunology, cancer immunotherapy, cancer patient, cancer research, cancer treatment, charity, checkpoint, chemotherapy, Chuanlin, Chuanlin ding, clinical trial, CoBRE, deadly challenge, development of new immunotherapy, ding, director of the brown cancer center, director of the UofL center, exist strength, field of immunotherapy, five, five year grant, forefront of the clinical development of a new generation, health-designated, health-designated center, image001 photo, immune cell, immune system, immunology, immunotherapy, inhibitor, investigator, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Jason Chesney, Kosair, Kosair charity, Louisville, Louisville cancer, lung, million of cancer patient, national institute of health-designated center of biomedical research excellence, Neeli Bendapudi, new center, new immunotherapy, new investigator, PhD, PhD student Anne, PhD student Anne geller, power of the immune system, researcher, survival of cancer patient, T, T cell, therapy, Tom Fougerousse, Trent, university 's grand challenge, university of Louisville, UofL, UofL center, UofL health, UofL Kosair, UofL Kosair charity, UofL president, Yan, young investigator, Yunke Wang

LOUISVILLE Cancer remains one of the most difficult and deadly challenges in human health, affecting Kentuckians at a higher rate

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Health Topics Special Section

Parenting Tips from the Pediatrician’s Office

January 1, 2017January 19, 2017 MD-Update Staff â– , â– MD-UPDATE, Audubon hospital, baptist health, behavior, behavior problem, care of family, common misconception, comprehensive general pediatric medicine, continued struggle of parent, current patient population, direct parent, Dr. Dan Eichenberger, effective parent, effective parent skill, family structure, Floyd memorial, Floyd memorial hospital, Floyds, Floyds knob, general theme of the book, health of the pediatric patient, healthcare, healthcare professional, knob, Kosair, Kosair child, Kosair child 's hospital, lack of parent skill train, Louisville school, MBA, norm, parent skill train, parent tip, passionate parent, pediatric patient, pediatric residency train, pediatric train, pediatrician, physician, physician associate, physician associate of Floyds knob, pitfall, Q&A, residency, residency train, significant pitfall, skill, skill of effective parent, skill train, staff pediatrician, Stuart Eldridge, teach parent class, trend, university of Louisville school of medicine

■ MD-UPDATE: Please give us a brief synopsis of your medical training, your background and current practice. ELDRIDGE: I graduated

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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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News – Mar 2016

March 1, 2016 MD-Update Staff A., ACOs, baptist health, baptist health board, baptist health board of director, beneficiary, board of director, Boston, bypass-related, C., cancer, cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, chair, child 's hospital, child 's hospital of Boston, chronic pain, clinic, clinical director, clinical director of the pediatric cardiac surgery program, CMS, commonwealth, commonwealth of Kentucky, complex congenital heart disease, CPR, CPR train, Cristina Lamar, CRNA, DSci, embryonic-like, evidence-based, Ganzel, gold cross, gold cross of merit, gynecology, Harper, health board, health system, healthcare, Healthcare alliance, healthcare system, heart disease, HMH, HMH pain management clinic, initiative, interventional procedure, J., Kentucky, Kentucky health, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health partner, Kosair, Kosair child, Ky., L., laboratory research, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Louisville, Louisville school, Medicare, medicine, neurodevelopmental, new member, new provider, News, obstetrics, Owensboro, pain, Patrick Duff, pediatric cardiac surgery program, PhD, Pigula, Poland, president of Poland, professor, provider, Ratajczak, recognized expert, regenerative medicine, residency, save program, Senate Bill 33, service task force, shared save program, Shepley, stem, sudden cardiac arrest, surgery, surgery program, thoracic surgery, Tn, transplantation, U, U of L., U.S. preventive service task force, Umansky, VSELs, W., Z.

Boston Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgeon Joins U of L LOUISVILLE A nationally and internationally recognized expert in complex congenital heart disease

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Cancer Care Uncategorized

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

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Cancer Care Special Section

Building Bridges to Cancer Care

November 1, 2015July 17, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton 750+ clinical study, benefit of Kentuckian, breadth of Norton Healthcare 's research program, build bridge, cancer, cancer care, cancer patient, clinical void, collaboration, community hospital system, DMD, epidemiology focus, face of medicine change, Flynn, found dean of the UK college of public health, great research infrastructure, helped tip, Kentuckian, Kentucky, Kosair, Kosair child, Kosair child 's hospital, large community hospital system, Louisville, Markey cancer center, medicine change, native Kentuckian, new case, Norton, Norton cancer institute, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare 's research program, Norton Healthcare partner, Norton research portfolio, oncology study, partnership, pediatric oncology study, physician, robust research program, senior associate director, translational, translational research, Translational science center, UK alum, UK HealthCare, university of Kentucky, W., Wyatt

LOUISVILLE As the face of medicine changes, so too does the culture of collaboration. No one physician, practice, or medical

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News – Sep 2015

September 1, 2015February 1, 2017 MD-Update Staff acupuncture, allergy, Allergy & Immunology, American academy, American academy of medical acupuncture, American heart association, Arnett, Avery, Bailey, Bhatnagar, Birmingham school of medicine, board-certified, board-eligible, Bolli, Bryant, cardiovascular science, Care, Care medicine, Care network, chair, Chattanooga unit, Chattanooga unit of the college of medicine, clinic, colon, critical Care medicine, CSR, Cynthiana, diagnostics center, Dr. Michael Dobbs, Driscoll child, Driscoll child 's hospital, EMRMC, Ephraim McDowell, extensive background of family medicine practice, FAAFP, FACPE, family medicine, family medicine practice, fellowed, fellowship, general surgery, Greenville, Greenville hospital system, Greenville hospital system 's center, heart association, heart research, HMH, immunology, international society, ISHR, Johnson, Johnson city, Kentucky, Kosair, Kosair child, Kosair child 's hospital, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic allergy, Lexington Lexington, Lexington Lexington clinic, Louisville, Matthew Bailey, McDonald, medical acupuncture, medical degree, medical director, medicine, Melissa V., new physician, News, NIH, NIH-funded, Norton, Norton Healthcare, Norton stroke, pediatric residency, pediatrics, Peking university health science center, Peter Harris, physician, podiatric medicine, podiatry, public health, rectal surgery, rectal surgery specialist, residency, RN, scientist award, Shuya Wu, society of critical Care medicine, stroke, surgery, surgery specialist, Tennessee, UK college, UK HealthCare, university of Kentucky, university of Tennessee, UofL, v., Wu

Lexington Clinic Announces New Physicians LEXINGTON Lexington Clinic is pleased to announce the addition of three new physicians, Melissa V.

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News – May 2014

May 1, 2014March 22, 2017 MD-Update Staff A., Allergy & Immunology, assistant, assistant professor, Ayoub, baptist health, board-certified, C&Y, Cao, cardiologist, cardiology, Care, Care associate, chief resident, clinic, clinician, Creque, Diabetes & Endocrinology, disorder, E., educational collaboration, emergency, emergency medicine, endocrinology, fellowship, general pediatrics, graduate of the university of Kentucky school, hematology, hospital medicine service, hospitalist, Indiana, Indiana university, instructor, internal medicine, J., Joseph mount, Karl Landsteiner, Karl Landsteiner prize, Kentucky, Kentucky school, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kosair, Ky., Landsteiner, lipid-related, lipid-related disorder, Louisville, Louisville department, Louisville school, M., MaxCare, medical center, medical degree, medical group, medical home, medicine, Missouri-Columbia, Myers, Myers II, neonatal hospitalist, News, Norton Healthcare, nurse, nurse practitioner, occupational medicine, oncology, pediatric cardiology, pediatric emergency medicine, pediatric endocrinology, pediatric forensic medicine, pediatric hematology, pediatric hospital medicine service, pediatric infectious disease, pediatric residency, pediatric specialist, pediatrician, pediatrics, pediatrics residency, physician, physician network, practitioner, primary Care associate, professor, Ratajczak, residency, Shelbyville, transfusion, transfusion medicine, university of Louisville, university of Louisville department of pediatrics, university of Louisville school of medicine, UofL, UofL department, UofL department of pediatrics, UofL pediatrician, urgent care, vice president, vice president of operation, Vietnamese-American community, Weisskopf, Weisskopf child evaluation center, Zoeller

Ayoub Joins Lexington Clinic LEXINGTON Lexington Clinic is pleased to announce the association of Walaa Ayoub, MD, PhD, with the

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Special Section

A Regional Resource for Female Pelvic Health

April 1, 2014February 1, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton AAGL-Advancing, adolescent gynecology, Allergy & Immunology, aspect of surgical care, certification, clinical pathway, COEMIG, COEMIG application process, COEMIG certification, COEMIG designation, COEMIG program, COEMIG requirement, company of gynecologist, designation, difficult case, downtown Louisville campus, Dunn, Dunn physical therapy, exist woman 's service, female pelvic health, foster quality improvement, future Norton woman, good serve patient, gynecology, health care system, health program, healthcare-employed, high clinical benchmark, high level, high level of sophistication, hysterectomy, independent practitioner, invasive gynecology, Jonathan Reinstine, Kosair, Kosair child, Kosair child 's hospital, laparoscopic hysterectomy, Louisville, Louisville campus, medical director of the pelvic health program, Melissa Ulfe, midst of a significant renovation of Norton suburban hospital, mix of Norton healthcare-employed specialist, navigator, Norton, Norton Healthcare, Norton healthcare-employed specialist, Norton suburban hospital, Norton woman, nurse, nurse navigator, organ prolapse repair, patient navigator, pelvic health, pelvic health issue, pelvic health program, pelvic health team, pelvic organ prolapse repair, physical renovation, physical therapy, physician, prolapse, public awareness, radiology, regional resource, Reinstine, RN, sophistication, specialist, standardized top-notch care, surgeon, surgery, therapy, Ulfe, urogynecology, woman 's health

LOUISVILLE If you mention “support system” in the company of gynecologists, their first thought may be of pelvic organ prolapse

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Go Red for Women Luncheon

June 1, 2013 MD-Update Staff American heart association 's go, anniversary of the American heart association 's go, Charlotte Ipsan, convention center, heart association 's go, heart disease, Ipsan, Kentucky, Kentucky international convention center, killer of woman, Kosair, Kosair child, Kosair child 's hospital, luncheon, medical director, medical director of Norton woman 's heart, MSN, NNP-BC, Norton, Norton heart, Norton woman, Norton woman 's heart, president of Norton woman 's, program 's mission, Red, risk factor, RNC, survivor fashion show, vascular center, wellness booth, woman luncheon

LOUISVILLE This year marked the 10th anniversary of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Luncheon, which took place

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