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Read ArticleChanging my perception of homelessness
Providence's Glenda Fossum-Smith shares how one experience changed her view of the homelessness pandemic.
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Read ArticleGrateful patients thank providers, care teams
Being a provider or other member of the care team requires years of training, sometimes long hours, and emotional conversations with patients and their families.
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Read ArticleProvidence leadership changes
Read about new leadership changes at Providence that affect providers and care teams.
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Read ArticleDr. Marka Crittenden receives honor to further research at Providence Cancer Institute
Providence Cancer Institute’s Marka Crittenden, M.D., Ph.D., has been named the recipient of the new Michael Kelley Endowed Chair for Cancer Research.
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Read ArticleConfronting climate change to protect health
“Get out and exercise in the fresh air, drink plenty of (clean) water, and eat healthy, fresh foods.” This is common advice we give our patients, families and ourselves to maintain and improve health.
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Read ArticleWe celebrate you on Doctors’ Day – March 30, 2021
This year, the annual Doctors’ Day takes on additional meaning. The past year of COVID-19 has brought challenges no one could have anticipated or prepared for.
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Read ArticleProvidence researchers demonstrate antibodies to COVID-19 in breast milk of mothers following vaccination
A new pilot study at Providence Cancer Institute provides promising results of a potential immune benefit for infants from lactating mothers who have received a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Read ArticleCombination therapy for metastatic thyroid cancer
New clinical trial at Providence Cancer Institute combining targeted therapy with checkpoint immunotherapy for patients with metastatic thyroid cancer.
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Read Article$2M endowed chair funded to help develop new treatments at Providence Cancer Institute
Michael Kelley Endowed Chair for Cancer Research awarded to Providence Cancer Institute radiation oncologist, Dr. Marka Crittenden.
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Read ArticleNoteworthy - February 2021
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Read ArticleResearch focuses on how COVID affects pregnancy, new birth parents
Providence Women and Children’s Services is partnering to conduct new research on how pregnant people and those who have recently given birth are being affected by COVID.
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Read ArticleWarn active patients not to exercise too soon after COVID infection
While we providers constantly extol the value of exercise to our patients, we should alter that message for our previously healthy, active patients who have been infected with COVID.
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Read ArticleGynecologic oncology care now available at Providence Cancer Institute
Patients now have access to an experienced, specialized team in gynecologic oncology at Providence Cancer Institute.
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Read ArticleRegister now for SITC Advances in Cancer Immunotherapy™ Live Virtual Program
Attendees will have an opportunity to connect with experts in the immunotherapy field at the live virtual event held on Thursday, April 8, 2021.
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Read ArticleMelanoma studies: can adjuvant immunotherapy improve recurrence-free survival?
Three new studies at Providence Cancer Institute will investigate the benefits of adjuvant immunotherapy for patients with completely resected melanoma who are at high risk of recurrence.
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Read ArticleA view from the COVID frontlines in Southern California
Providence's President Lisa Vance shares how the community is coming together to support the COVID-19 crisis in California. Learn more.
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Read ArticleGrateful patients thank providers, care teams - Jan. 2021
Being a provider or other member of the care team requires years of training, sometimes long hours, and emotional conversations with patients and their families.
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Read ArticleWomen and Children’s leader John McDonald, M.D., to retire
After 34 years as a Providence physician leader, including his current role as medical director for Providence Women and Children’s Services, John McDonald, M.D., will retire in March.
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