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A lasting legacy: Dr. Gordon Ginder steps down after 22 years at the helm of Massey
On Dec. 2, Gordon Ginder, M.D., ended his 22-year tenure as Massey’s director and one of the nation’s longest-serving directors of an National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center. Under his leadership, Massey solidified into a premier institution for innovative research, patient care and education. He leaves a lasting legacy that has impacted countless lives within and beyond our community.
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Researchers awarded $2 million to study links between tobacco retailers and smoke exposure in children and pregnant women
Bernard Fuemmeler, Ph.D., and David Wheeler, Ph.D., received a prestigious National Cancer Institute grant to advance their research.
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OurHealth Richmond magazine recognizes Massey physicians for exceptional bedside manner
The annual Best Bedside Manner Awards honor physicians for the compassionate care, empathy and attentiveness they provide to patients.
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Massey’s first bone marrow transplant patient reunites with physician assistant who helped with her procedure
In 1988, Crystal Walsh became the first patient at Massey to undergo a bone marrow transplant, helping pioneer the lifesaving procedure. View a video of her reunion with Rick Edwards, who was part of her clinical team, 31 years after her transplant.
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Women & Wellness founders celebrate 25 years of raising awareness and funds for women’s cancer research
Twenty-five years ago, Adrienne Maxwell and Julie Fritz saw a need to educate women about their health care options and the innovative research at Massey. They brought their idea of a fundraising event to life, and the annual event’s impact has since exceeded $5 million.
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