Ravens Alumni Host Tailgate for Cancer Survivors
Former players and team staff visited Baltimore patients to celebrate survivorship during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Baltimore Cancer News
Across Baltimore, coverage here takes in clinical trials, treatment breakthroughs, screening guidelines, environmental risks and medical research. Reporting reaches the city and the medical institutions serving the region.
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October 13, 2026
Ascension Saint Agnes Launched Scalp-Cooling ProgramThe Baltimore hospital introduced new technology in 2025 to help chemotherapy patients mitigate hair loss.
October 12, 2026
Baltimore Patient Pursued Hormone-Blocking TrialKayla Thompson opted for a clinical trial after a Stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis during pregnancy.
October 10, 2026
Ron Lacks Criticized Johns Hopkins Over MemorialThe estate executor alleged he was excluded from planning the upcoming Henrietta Lacks Memorial Lecture.
October 8, 2026
Johns Hopkins Study Found Myeloma Care DisparitiesResearchers identified significant gaps in bone-modifying drug administration between racial groups at the hospital.
October 2, 2026
Ravens Will Host Crucial Catch Cancer Event SundayThe Baltimore game will honor survivors and promote early cancer detection efforts.
October 2, 2026
Manvitha Reddy Has Died in BaltimoreThe 26-year-old woman passed away after a 57-day battle with Stage 4 Squamous Cell Carcinoma.
October 2, 2026
Desi Waters Launched Cancer Unmasked 360 PodcastThe Baltimore creator developed the series to offer resources and support to the cancer community.
September 28, 2026
Surgeons Have Offered Fallopian Tube Removal to Lower Cancer RiskThe procedure is performed during other scheduled abdominal surgeries to help prevent ovarian cancer.
September 28, 2026
Researchers Identified New Ovarian Cancer Treatment TargetScientists at UMBC found that inhibiting the enzyme USP15 may slow cancer growth and improve chemotherapy outcomes.
September 24, 2026
Zachary Feuer Named AUA Science and Quality FellowThe American Urological Association selected the UNC professor for its two-year professional fellowship program.
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Reporting here centers on clinical study results, regulatory decisions on new therapies, changes to preventative screening protocols and investigations into potential local environmental hazards. It spans the city and the communities around it, tracking how academic research influences clinical practices. The high concentration of research-oriented medical centers in the region creates a steady stream of updates on emerging protocols. Environmental safety studies and their long-term health implications remain a consistent focus of the regional research discourse.