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How Your Gift Helps the Brady Urological Institute

At the Brady Urological Institute, we have a long-standing tradition of delivering the best urological care available. Through a collaborative multidisciplinary effort, our urologists work together to address the most difficult medical questions: how to treat and eventually cure and prevent challenging urologic diseases and disorders.

Gifts to the Brady enable our many physicians and scientists to tackle groundbreaking research, improve patient outcomes and train the next generation of urologists. We strive to bring scientific research and discovery into clinical services to improve the lives of our patients and those throughout the world.

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Brady Chairman's Series Urology Speaks

Urology Speaker Series
Join Dr. Alan Partin, Chairman of The Brady Urological Institute and Urologist-in-Chief of Johns Hopkins Medicine, for the first-ever Urology Speaks. Over a series of five interactive lectures, faculty and trainees from The Brady will offer historical narratives, clinical insights and perspectives, and share updates on scientific discovery which lead to improved knowledge and patient care. All sessions in the series will take place from 4:00-5:00pm, with 30 minutes of prepared remarks from the speaker followed by 20 minutes of audience-submitted question and answer.
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  • Recording: Ecology Meets Cancer Biology

    Dr. Amend presents background information on the Keystone Cancer Cell, and review our current efforts to design treatment strategies that target the unique vulnerabilities of these cells, a theory called evolutionary double bind.

  • Recording: Prostate Cancer in the Black Community

    Drs. Faisal and Fletcher summarize what we know about tumor biology and socioeconomic factors that likely contribute to this major health disparity. They also present research conducted at the Brady and across the U.S. to further understand the reasons for this disparity.

  • Recording: 1,000 Exstrophies: Lessons Learned for Families and Physicians

    In his presentation, Dr. John Gearhart describes the clinical and surgical advances he has learned along the way from his patients, their families and colleagues, and discusses the future of the field.

  • Recording: Cancer Survivorship: Opportunities of Reconstructive Urology

    Dr. Andrew Cohen presents on the opportunities of reconstructive urology such as novel prosthetic devices, tissue engineering techniques and robotic platforms designed and tailored to accelerate complete recovery, as well as our scientific discovery for cancer survivorship.

  • “Don’t Laugh Too Hard”: Updates in Women’s Urology

    Dr. Clifton will discuss the incidence, natural history, evaluation, and contemporary treatments of stress urinary incontinence. She will explore innovations within the field of urinary incontinence and answer some commonly asked questions.

 

Your gift helps sustain our mission and can be made in many ways, for a range of purposes:

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Supporting Our Work

Contributions can be made for general support or designated to benefit the work of a specific physician or area of research.

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Investments in Research

Opportunities to invest in our research programs can contribute to faculty support, the addition and retention of critical research personnel, the purchase of equipment or the outfitting of crucial laboratory space.

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Endowed Gifts

Endowed gifts provide the Brady with a reliable, steady stream of dedicated funds in perpetuity to help underwrite the costs of research, training and patient care.

 
 
 
 

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To make a gift or pledge online, please complete our secure online giving form.

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To speak to someone directly about making a gift, please call 410-955-8434.

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Johns Hopkis at Keswick
Attn: RevMgmt - The Brady
Urological Institute
Office of Advacement Services
3910 Keswick Road, Suite N2100
Baltimore, MD 21211

 
 

Please make your check payable to Johns Hopkins and note the program or physician you wish to support on the memo line of your check.

 
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