
Colleen Cebulla, MD, PhD
Ocular Melanoma; Arresting a Hidden Killer (September 2017)
Below is a video recording from our June 14 WexMed Live virtual event with esteemed research-scientists from the Cancer and Aging Resiliency (CARE) Clinic at The James.
Hear from top physician-scientists in the Cancer and Aging Resiliency (CARE) Clinic, The James multidisciplinary clinic designed to address the unique needs of older adults with cancer.
Christin E. Burd, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Molecular Genetics, Cancer Biology and Genetics
Carolyn Presley, MD, MHS, Assistant Professor, Thoracic Oncology/Geriatric Oncology, Co-Director of the Cancer and Aging Resiliency (CARE) Clinic Associate Medical Director, Oncogeriatrics Program
Ashley Rosko, MD, Associate Professor, Medical Director, Oncogeriatrics, The James.
Ocular Melanoma; Arresting a Hidden Killer (September 2017)
Ending cancer with new research, transformative cancer therapies
Impacting Endometrial Cancer Outcomes Through Prevention, Communication and Treatment (June 2018)
Learning More About Cardiac Arrhythmia by Keeping Human Hearts Alive (September 2017)
Giving Heart Care a Jolt: How Research into Electrical Impulses is Improving Patients’ Lives (June 2018)
Interdisciplinary research to advance heart breakthroughs (April 2022)
Technology and Movement: Sports Medicine Leading the Way to More Active Lives (February 2017)
Stress and Your Health (September 2016)
Accelerating Medical Research through Fellowships and Student Engagement (March 2019)
Understanding Cancer: Beyond What the Eye Can See (February 2017)
Driving toward a cure for cancer (December 2020)
Impacting Concussion in Sports (May 2017)
Spinal cord injury and the new ways we're treating its consequences
Placing Your Heart in an Artificial World (March 2019)
Expanding patients' abilities through nerve surgery (2021)
From discovery to technology in vision (April 2022)
Finding long-sought hope in the fight to recover from stroke (June 2021)
Harnessing the Immune System as a Natural Therapeutic (March 2019)
Equity in Care (March 2018); Coordinating efforts to fight colon cancer (2020)
Understanding how the brain functions (2020)
Targeting Cancer: Using Genetics to Hit the Bullseye (November 2018; September 2016)
Next Gen Heart Care: Miniature Devices to Genomics (September 2016)
Deploying the immune system’s ability to heal damaged nerves (June 2021)
The previously unexplored benefits of exercise (November 2018)
The Ripple Effect of a Garden-Based Program on Health Outcomes (June 2018)
Re-imagining surgery with 3D printing (December 2021)
Expanding the Organ Donor Pool (May 2017)
Unique approach to improving transplant outcomes (December 2021)
Managing cancer through novel drugs (2021)