Racing Against Cancer — With Charles Watkins, Prostate and Bladder Cancer patient
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Three-Time Cancer Survivor Fights for Family — With Ken Steinback, patient
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The naming donor to the Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center shares his passion for finding cancer cures through innovative research funded by gifts to the Cancer Frontier Fund.
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Dr. Lukas Wartman knows firsthand what it is like to live with cancer. Listen here as this amazing young physician speaks to the importance of gifts to the Cancer Frontier Fund.
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Erica Griffin, patient of Dr. Julie Margenthaler, shares her story of the healing and hope she found at the Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center and the importance of giving to find cures.
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The Barnes-Jewish Hospital Auxiliary has a long history of service to the hospital and our patients. Listen here to learn about their involvement with Barnes Lodge and how you, too, can become involved.
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Prior to performing at the Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital’s annual “illumination” gala, actress and vocalist Minnie Driver visited with patients at the Siteman Cancer Center. Driver raised $1.9 million for cancer research during her visit to St. Louis.
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Karen Thompson, Barnes-Jewish Hospital patient and donor, share why giving back is important.
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Heidi, Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College scholarship recipient, was inspired to be a nurse when she was receiving treatment for her second bout with Hodgkin s Lymphoma. Hear how she was inspired by nurses who went the extra step to get her healthy.
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The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital s Arts + Healthcare program brought the St. Louis Symphony Chorus to the Siteman Cancer Center for its Sundays at Siteman series.
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Brian Phillips, an MS patient who has been helped directly by the John L. Trotter Multiple Sclerosis Center, discusses what it s been like to get help with his disease.
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Each year, Barnes-Jewish provides 35,000 free flu shots to the St. Louis community through a grant from the Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Find out how easy it is to stay healthy and get vaccinated.
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Peabody Opera House will hold its grand re-opening event on Saturday, October 1 with stars Aretha Franklin and Jay Leno, with proceeds benefiting the John L. Trotter Multiple Sclerosis Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine.
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Find out how the October 1 grand opening of the Peabody Opera House will benefit multiple sclerosis research at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in this July 20 news conference.
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Get a recap of our signature fundraising gala, illumination, featuring a performance by actress Kristin Chenoweth. Dollars raised go to the Cancer Frontier Fund, a 10-year, $50 million project to help cancer research at the Siteman Cancer Center.
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At a May 12 press conference kicking of the 2011 Pedal the Cause, KSDK/NewsChannel 5 anchor Leisa Zigman shared her story about fighting non-Hodgkin s lymphoma.
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Three patients and their physicians talk about how your gifts to the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation s Cancer Frontier Fund are touching their lives, and improving treatments for future cancer patients.
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The 2011 illumination gala took place on Saturday, April 9th. Kristin Chenoweth was the musical entertainment, and did a fantastic job revving up the crowd and providing a once-in-a-lifetime performance which helps the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation raise funds to benefit the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine.
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Bob and Jennifer Walpert share their gratitude and experience receiving personalized care for prostate cancer therapy at the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine.
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Penny Bari and Brenda Ernst, who will be celebrating their 50th reunion at the The Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish Hospital discuss scholarships.
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Dr. Meredith Byers has been a radiologist and her husband, Dr. Derek Byers, has been a pulmonary critical care physician at Barnes-Jewish Hospital since 2005. They both love the work they do at the Hospital, and appreciate the great care they receive when they come to the Hospital as patients.
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Watch as Katie reconnects with her nurses and gets the opportunity to thank them for the full life she is able to live as a wife, mother, and nurse.
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NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar visited patients at the Siteman Cancer Center and helped raise money for the Cancer Frontier Fund, an initiative of Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation.
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Jim Hoerchler discusses how giving charitable gifts to patient care and social work can make a huge difference in a patient s life.
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What is the Cancer Frontier Fund about? Find out through the eyes of both our researchers and their patients.
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10% of May purchases at Planet Sub benefit our Cancer Frontier Fund. The Cancer Frontier Fund supports cutting-edge research at the Siteman Cancer Center.
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How have things progressed in the fight against cancer thanks to the Cancer Frontier Fund? Siteman Cancer Center researchers share their story.
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Bill Koman shares his personal inspiration behind the launching of the Cancer Frontier Fund.
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Surgical teams at Barnes-Jewish, Johns Hopkins and Integris Baptist successfully completed the first six-way, multihospital, domino kidney transplant.
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The $50 million Cancer Frontier Fund initiative will provide unprecedented investment to help researchers at the Siteman Cancer Center accelerate the pace of discovery.
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A clinical trial at Siteman Cancer Center leads a mother of three to choose an unconventional treatment path…and saves her life.
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Actress Christina Applegate shares her breast cancer story at Barnes-Jewish Hospital s illumination 09 gala. While she has shared her story with select media, it is the first time she spoke about her cancer in front of an audience.
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