The magazine of the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.
Technology without advanced and compassionate care is science alone. But technology in an environment of compassionate care, discovery and multispecialty collaboration focused on improving the lives of patients is cancer medicine. This is the hallmark of Johns Hopkins and the Kimmel Cancer Center, where innovation that exceeds the standard is the norm.
Director’s Letter
Shifting the cancer paradigm through our new Cancer Invasion and Metastasis Program.
Optimizing new technologies to advance the care of patients.
A radiation therapy primer.
What sets us apart.
Building upon a strong history of breakthrough discoveries and scientific ingenuity.
A discussion with brain tumor expert and radiation oncology Lawrence Kleinberg.
How Jeanie overcame brain cancer.
Radiation oncologist Ana Kiess shares the latest advances.
A patient story.
Advancing radiation therapy for pediatric patients.
Experiments with protons, nanoparticles and organoids may deliver promising new therapies to pediatric patients.
A young patient’s recovery from Wilms tumor.
A proton collaboration with Howard University and better care for the underserved.
Radiation oncologist Curtiland Deville discusses progress.
Every type of radiation therapy has its place, but most centers lack the capability to use data and science to make those judgments.
