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A publication by the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.
Moody Wharam, M.D., presents patient cases during "chart rounds." (1970s)
Moody Wharam came to Johns Hopkins in 1975, as was one of the early radiation oncologists. At that time, just 50 percent of children diagnosed with cancer survived.
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This is an exciting time in cancer medicine, and I am privileged to share with you groundbreaking advances in radiation oncology and molecular radiation sciences.
'Mini-Brains' Are New Model for Brain Cancer
Tiny structures about the size of a fly’s eye provide a new futuristic opportunity to study pediatric brain cancers.
Using Data to Improve Patient Care
The era of precision or personalized cancer medicine is driven by data, and many experts believe that the solutions to a lot of the remaining cancer mysteries may be hidden within this data.
Novel Finding Improves Cancer Cell Death
An unusual observation by Hopkins scientists about how testosterone affects prostate cancer cells may lead to more effective radiation therapy in men with high-risk disease.
“When we think about radiation therapy, it is high technology, but the complexity of cancer requires that we have a better understanding of the biology,” says Marikki Laiho, the Willard and Lillian Hackerman Professor of Radiation Oncology and Vice Chair of Research for the Department of Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences.
New Drug Improve Kill Effect of Radiation Therapy
Cancer cells are crafty—just ask clinician-scientist Phuoc Tran, M.D., Ph.D.. In his current research, he has seen how cancer co-opts an exquisite process of human development to undergo its most lethal transformation.
New Tool Delivers Prostate Cancer Destruction
The merging of two discoveries provides a novel way to deliver cell destruction to prostate cancer. At the center of the research are two things familiar only to scientists—aptamers and siRNA.
Combined Radiation/Immune Therapies
Experts from the Department of Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences are expanding evidence that shows targeted radiation stimulates an immune response against cancer.
Find out which Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center team members received awards and honors.
A ‘Hopkins Person’ Beyond Compare
After 44 years, Ronald R. Peterson looks back on accomplishments that have marked his singular career at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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