The two-year fellowship supports Guilbaud’s research, which seeks to strengthen the immune system’s response to breast cancer following radiation therapy.
Fox Chase Cancer Center announced that David Weinberg, MD, MSc, has been appointed as Vice President/Physician Lead of the Cancer Screening and Prevention Service Line and Associate Director of Cancer Screening and Prevention for the Institute for Cancer Research.
Amanda Purdy, PhD, Associate Chief Academic Officer and Director of Academic Affairs at Fox Chase Cancer Center, Temple Health, served as a panelist for “Powering Research: How cutting-edge research and innovation are critical to the region and businesses.” The discussion examined how discovery translates into companies, therapies, workforce development, and community impact.
Temple Health and Fox Chase Cancer Center are pleased to announce the hiring of James Stuart Ferriss, MD, FACOG, FACS, as System Chief of Gynecologic Oncology at Temple Health and Fox Chase Cancer Center.
Four Fox Chase Cancer Center physicians have been elected as Fellows of the Philadelphia Academy of Surgery (PAS), the oldest continuously meeting surgical society in the United States.
The national honor recognizes emerging leaders for their commitment to patient-centered care, research, and academic leadership. It also reflects Fox Chase’s strength in cultivating future surgical oncology leaders.
A team of urologists from the Fox Chase – Temple Urologic Institute traveled to Santiago de Cali, Colombia, in November for a two-day urologic symposium that leaders on both sides say marks the beginning of a long-term international collaboration.
When Susan Rux, PhD, DNP, RN, FACHE, reflects on her 20 years of involvement with the Nightingale Awards of Pennsylvania (NAP), she returns repeatedly to one idea: a belief in the power of nurses and in the responsibility to recognize, support, and elevate them.