YOU’RE INVITED We’re hosting another cancer support group soon, open to ALL patients & caregivers! Thursday, August 15th 4pm – 5pm Midtown-Memphis / Regional One Health Cancer Center campus Hosted by one of our West Cancer Center Social Workers, Alicia Danley, we will be discussing mindfulness-based stress relief. We hope to see you there
Posts By: Mae Bennett
Identifying Barriers to Health Care for Black Women
Dr. Gregory Vidal is co-leading a groundbreaking study aimed at identifying barriers to health care for Black women in the Mid-South. This initiative, supported by a $1.58 million grant from Gilead Sciences, Inc., is a collaborative effort with Dr. Janeane Anderson from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s College of Nursing. This research seeks… Read more »
West Physicians Presented at 2024 ASCO Meeting
6️⃣ of our West physicians participated in the 2024 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting this past weekend in Chicago, IL! 🥳 Their presenting topics included: ☑️ disparities in clinical research ☑️ biomarker testing in advanced non-small cell lung cancer ☑️ prognostic factors of patients with salvage-line metastatic colorectal cancer ☑️ and more!… Read more »
Green Heart Recipients (Q1 of 2024)
GREEN HEART RECIPIENTS Personal praise speaks volumes about the impact our staff has on the lives of patients and their loved ones dealing with cancer. We are so proud to share that 87 team members were praised specifically by name in Quarter 1 of 2024, and we want to personally thank each of them for… Read more »
Dr. Sonia Benn featured in Memphis Magazine’s Top Doctors Issue
Congratulations, Dr. Sonia Benn! We’re proud to announce that Dr. Sonia Benn is featured in Memphis Magazine‘s latest Top Doctors issue! . . . Dr. Benn’s path to oncology began during her med school years at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, inspired by her mentor, Dr. Mohammad Jahanzeb. Today,… Read more »
“TN Governor Signs Landmark Cancer Prevention Bill”
West Cancer Center & Research Institute applauds Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s new law that eliminates out-of-pocket costs for prostate screening in high-risk men. As advocates for early detection and cancer prevention, this new law aligns with our mission at West to catch cancer in early stages for the most positive outcomes. Financial burdens are just… Read more »
West Physicians Advocate for Oncology Patients at Capitol Hill
West Cancer Center & Research Institute proudly announces that two of their oncology providers, Dr. Michael Berry, Breast Oncology Surgeon and Dr. Gregory Vidal, Medical Oncologist and Director of Clinical Research recently visited Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. They engaged with lawmakers from across the state and political spectrum to address crucial issues affecting cancer… Read more »
Fight On: Fundraiser to Support Patients and Clinical Research
JOIN US ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 West Cancer Foundation‘s annual event, Fight On, honors those fighting cancer and raises funds to support new research and patient services! So whether you cycle, run, walk, or simply donate and cheer us on – you are making a difference in the fight against cancer!Can’t wait to see you there!… Read more »
“Dr. Michael Martin has a Personal Interest in Medical Advances” – Interview with Memphis Magazine
Dr. Mike Martin dives into the groundbreaking advances in cancer care with Memphis Magazine! From his med school days to now, the field of oncology has seen a revolution. Immunotherapy & targeted therapy are changing the game – offering hope to patients with previously grim prognoses. But as he shares these victories, he also reveals… Read more »
Memphis Medical News Featuring Dr. Michael Ulm
📣 Dr. Michael Ulm was featured in Memphis Medical News‘ April/May publication 📣 Dr. Ulm discussed updates in the field of gynecologic oncology, including information on new antibody-drug conjugates that target tumors while sparing healthy tissue for patients with #ovariancancer and #cervicalcancer! He also shared his advice for prevention and early detection of cancer, which… Read more »