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The Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center leads the field in scientific inquiry and sets the pace in the race to cure cancer. Our doctors and researchers are at the vanguard of discovery, implementation and treatment. Our podcast provides a glimpse at the work they do to combat cancer and the leading care that our state-of-the-art facilities provide.
Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center hosts Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center Podcasts, a health show with 100 episodes published.
Dr Bill Nelson and Dr Elizabeth Jaffee discuss two significant breakthroughs in pancreatic cancer. The first is daraxonrasib, a drug that has significantly prolonged survival in patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer
Dr Bill Nelson talks to thoracic surgeon, Dr Stephen Yang, about the developments in lung cancer surgery that have resulted in more minimally invasive procedures and improved patient outcomes.
Dr Bill Nelson talks with YouTuber and science communicator Hank Green about his diagnosis and treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma, the quickening of advances in cancer therapies and the most likely areas for future care brea
May is Melanoma Awareness Month. In this episode, Dr Bill Nelson and Dr Ashani Weeraratna explain the causes of melanoma and what you can do to reduce your risk for skin cancers.
In this episode, we tackle a critical and often unsettling subject of the history of racial ethics in healthcare. This discussion is not just about looking back at the past, but about understanding how historical injusti
Today we delve into a pressing issue that challenges conventional perceptions about cancer – its increasing prevalence among younger populations. Traditionally, cancer has predominantly affected individuals over the age
Dr Otis Brawley sheds light on the often-confusing world of cancer statistics by explaining the crucial differences between survival rates and death rates. He delves into how increased survival rates can paradoxically co
Discover effective strategies for reducing racial, economic, and social inequalities in cancer prevention and treatment as Dr Otis Brawley shares insights on integrating research into culturally sensitive programs. Explo
Dr Bill Nelson talks to Dr Christian Pavlovich, a urologic oncologist, about the ever-expanding treatment options available for patients with prostate cancer in Washington DC.
Dr Bill Nelson talks with Dr Richard Dotson about his book, Unbroken, detailing the story of his diagnosis, treatment, and recovery from pancreatic cancer. Dr Dotson's oncologist at Johns Hopkins, Dr Daniel Laheru, also
Dr Bill Nelson speaks with Dr Gabriel Ivey, a gastrointestinal surgeon based in the National Capital Region, about his practice, the progress being made in patient outcomes, and the range of care options available at Joh
This is Healthcare Quality Week. In this podcast, Dr Bill Nelson talks with Yanka Campbell and Dr Allen Chen about improving the quality of care by implementing standards that have positively impacted patient safety and
Dr Akila Viswanathan talks with Dr Amol Narang about the latest edition of Seminars in Radiation Oncology focused on the multidisciplinary treatment of pancreatic cancer.
Dr Akila Viswanathan speaks with Johns Hopkins Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences faculty in attendance at the 2025 American Society for Radiation Oncology Annual Meeting in San Francisco to review the c
Dr Bill Nelson talks to Dr Catherine Handy Marshall about the broader range or treatments available for advanced prostate cancer at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center that are leading to better outcomes, fewer side-e
Dr Bill Nelson and Dr Sam Denmeade discuss the growing array of treatments for patients with prostate cancer available at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.
Dr Bill Nelson talks to Dr John Gross, a surgical pathologist, about the diagnosis of sarcomas, tumors most commonly found in bones and soft tissue. Dr Gross recently published a paper in Modern Pathology on his team's d
Dr Bill Nelson and Dr Michael Pishvaian discuss the targeting of KRAS mutations in pancreatic cancer to develop new treatment options for a disease that has been historically difficult to care for.
Dr Bill Nelson and Dr Cynthia Sears discuss the role of the microbiome on our overall health, how it impacts cancer risk and the crucial role of federal research funding in understanding these organisms.
Dr Bill Nelson and Dr Nilo Azad discuss the decades-long research effort to develop treatments targeting KRAS mutations and the importance of federal funding in bringing those treatments to patients.
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