Greenebaum Foundation Makes $5.5 Million Donation to Cancer Center
The donation will be directed to help foster research conducted by faculty at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and to advance innovative treatments.
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The Greenebaum Cancer Center was named in honor of the late Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum, who three decades ago gave a transformative gift to the University of Maryland Medical System after Mrs. Greenebaum’s successful treatment for breast cancer. (File photo)
The donation will be directed to help foster research conducted by faculty at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and to advance innovative treatments.
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Dr. Scott L. Baylin: "It's been a rough ride, but I just keep a positive outlook and spirit, and I keep smiling."
The founder and owner of Catonsville Dental Care, “Dr. B” maintains a spirit of optimism that inspires friends, colleagues and patients.
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Medical specialties at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore include cardiology, orthopedics, neurology, oncology, rehabilitation and pediatrics. (Provided photo)
The Northwest Baltimore hospital was recognized for its initiative to strengthen safety, enhance care coordination and build a deeply engaged workforce.
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Dr. Osnat Steiman examines a patient in the geriatric ward of Ichilov Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center. (Photo by Larry Luxner via JTA)
Amid a doctor shortage, Israel is reaching out to physicians around the world.
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Vital Sign serves Maryland seniors, individuals with disabilities, Medicaid, and veterans with 24-hour home care, in-home memory care, and hospice care. (Provided photo)
For Vital Sign Home Care owner, founder and director of nursing Venus Ricks, RN, providing excellent care to older adults is not just a career – it’s a calling.
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Jennifer Nickoles: "This is a moment of profound transformation in health care, and LifeBridge Health is uniquely positioned to lead." (Provided photo)
Nickoles, who currently serves as president at Hopkins Bayview, will be LifeBridge Health’s first female CEO.
Read MoreMarc Terrill talks with LifeBridge Health senior vice president Amy Shlossman about her role as president of Sinai Hospital and Grace Medical Center in Baltimore, the state of health care, what they’re doing to address costs and patient care, and her vision for the future.
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While hormones gradually decline as older women approach menopause, younger women who undergo surgery-induced menopause may experience a sudden and dramatic hormonal crash. (Justin Paget/Getty, via JTA)
Women who undergo surgery to remove their ovaries or breasts to reduce their risk of cancer may experience sudden and dramatic menopause. One Jewish group is finding ways to help them.
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After 13 years as LifeBridge Health's president and CEO, Neil Meltzer plans to retire from the organization on June 30, 2026. (Photo courtesy of LifeBridge Health)
Jmore recently caught up with LifeBridge Health’s President and CEO Neil Meltzer to discuss his future plans, the evolution of LifeBridge Health over the years, and innovations and challenges in the health care field.
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Select events will feature the “Manischewitz Deli on Wheels,” a new traveling restaurant serving food and distributing swag. Manischewitz food items provided at events will include matzah ball soup, hot dogs, knishes, rugelach, babka and more.
The “Deli is in your DNA” genetic testing campaign is aimed at college students and other members of the Jewish community to promote future family health.
Read MoreThe Jewish practice of kvelling could be just the remedy for America right now, writes author and psychologist Barbara Edelston Peterson.
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