James Graham Brown Cancer Center, part of KentuckyOne Health, has been recognized as one of only 21 cancer programs across the nation, and the only cancer program in Kentucky. Learn more…
Kim’s strength is obvious to those who come in contact with her. And it’s this strength that not only helped her raise two daughters, but is helping her get through one of the most challenging times of her life: breast cancer treatment. Continue reading →
The University of Louisville’s James Graham Brown Cancer Center has been granted re-accreditation by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers
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Louisville CyberKnife opened in October 2012 at the James Graham Brown Cancer Center and offers patients throughout Kentuckiana treatment with the CyberKnife® robotic radiosurgery system. Continue reading →
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Check out Sunday’s USA Today and The Courier Journal featuring an innovative approach to radiation for early stage breast cancer.
Using higher dosages, the James Graham Brown Cancer Center (JGBCC) clinical trial cuts the number of treatments and improves access/options for patients, especially those with distance, transportation or time constraintts.
Two lung cancer survivors from the James Graham Brown Cancer Center were featured speakers at the 2012 Lung Cancer Vigil held at Slugger Field on Thursday, November 15.
Rhonda Raley and Deborah Oliver (seen here at the vigil with Dawne Gee in center) both told stories of pain and tribulation; but ultimately their stories are full of triumph and hope.
Oncology Social Worker Kim Williams works every day at the James Graham Brown Cancer Center with cancer patients, but not everyone is aware that she is a survivor herself.
A pie in your doctor’s face may not be the normal celebration for your last radiation therapy treatment, but for six-year-old Joseph O’Bryan, it’s a sweet victory towards his next steps to beating cancer.
Her story is one built on support. Support from family, friends, co-workers and doctors has been the key to Jessica Rizzos’s cancer treatment.
Jessica, who is currently fighting invasive ductal breast cancer, knows it’s been this support system that has helped her remain positive even during the most trying of times.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — An international conference in Louisville June 21 will focus on how couples cope with the stresses that...
James Graham Brown Cancer Center, part of KentuckyOne Health, has been recognized as one of only 21 cancer programs across...
University of Louisville Hospital and the James Graham Brown Cancer Center will be holding “March Marrow Madness,” a Bone Marrow...
