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Buchwald named assistant director for basic research and shared resources at Winship

Zachary S. Buchwald, MD, PhD, has been named assistant director for basic research and shared resources at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University.

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Winship at Emory Midtown HDR program celebrates first-year milestone

Winship at Emory Midtown’s HDR brachytherapy program marks its first year, bringing cutting-edge, patient-centered cancer care to Georgia.

Finally a proxy for tracking responses in chronic lymphocytic leukemia

A new Winship-led study suggests it may be possible to predict resistance to a common chronic lymphocytic leukemia treatment by identifying PD-1 expression in CLL cells, which can be blocked by Bruton’s tyrosine kinase inhibitors.

Winship launches mobile prostate cancer screening program to tackle disparities, improve access

Winship Cancer Institute, through generous support from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation and in collaboration with Mount Sinai Health System, celebrated the launch of the new Winship Mobile Prostate Cancer Screening Program.

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Emory’s Center for New Medicines announces first cohort of therapeutic projects

The Center for New Medicines, which aims to harness the plethora of discoveries from across the Emory ecosystem to accelerate them into the early stages of drug development, has selected its inaugural cohort of eight therapeutic research projects.

Emory’s Center for New Medicines announces first cohort of therapeutic projects

New study uncovers how prostate cancer becomes deadly and offers hope for new treatments

The findings, published in Nature Genetics, offer critical insights into why some prostate cancers become resistant to therapy and how that shift could be blocked.

New study uncovers how prostate cancer becomes deadly and offers hope for new treatments

New Emory research uses AI to find pathologic and genetic basis for worse outcome of endometrial cancer in Black women

New research by an Emory team used AI to find the pathologic and genetic basis for worse outcomes of endometrial cancer in Black women

New Emory research uses AI to find pathologic and genetic basis for worse outcome of endometrial cancer in Black women

Winship in the News

FOX 5 News | Emory unveils mobile prostate cancer screening clinic

WSB-TV | Prostate cancer screening bus offers free, non-invasive detection

Georgia Public Broadcasting | Emory cancer researchers can now track pediatric brain tumors, assess treatment by blood test

Atlanta News First | Emory University breast cancer study one of thousands losing grants amid budget cuts

The Washington Post | I'm an oncologist. Speculating about Biden's cancer is dangerous

Winship Magazine Spring/Summer 2025

In this issue

Turning the Tide | How Collaborations Abroad Strengthen Communities at Home | Why a Second Opinion for Cancer Care Matters | Transforming Gynecologic Cancer Care for Georgia Women | A Glimpse into the Future of Cancer Screening | Finding a Second Family at Winship ...and more.