Dr. Brandon Blue is an oncologist in Malignant Hematology meaning he is a doctor who treats blood cancers. But he is also a researcher interested in how education and behaviors can change health outcomes. Listen as Brandon talks about why he’s so engaged in community outreach. Learn more about the common features of blood cancers, and how you can learn to identify them and advocate for better treatment for you and your loved ones.

This podcast is brought to you by a generous gift from Dr. Michael Vogelbaum and Ms. Judith Rosman via the TOP Jewish Foundation.

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Dr. Brandon Blue - Blood is thicker than water

Dr. Iman Washington is a radiation oncologist at Moffitt Cancer Center where she treats breast cancer patients with radiation therapy. She is also interested in research to better understand how breast cancer arises and how this knowledge can be used to improve cancer care for underserved populations. We spoke to Iman about therapy, clinical trials and the importance of breast cancer screening.

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Dr. Iman Washington - Keeping things close to your chest

Dr. Robinson is an MD with an MBA and a master’s degree in health policy research. As well as treating patients, he also leads Moffitt’s Center for Digital Health which uses tools of IT, Health Data Services, and Digital Innovation. What does that all mean? Listen in to hear Edmondo discuss how using data can improve outcomes for patients and cancer hospitals, while addressing concerns about data security.

You can find out more about Edmondo's background here:
https://moffitt.org/about-moffitt/executive-leadership/edmondo-robinson-md-mba-ms-facp

the Center for Digital Health here: 
https://moffitt.org/about-moffitt/the-center-for-digital-health

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Dr. Edmondo Robinson - The future is digital

Dr. Jhanelle Gray is a renowned thoracic medical oncologist and clinical scientist, who is actively involved and leads numerous clinical research trials which have greatly influenced treatments for lung cancer. She also serves on many committees and boards to pay it forward to the next generation of minority physicians, and to speak up when designing studies and treating patients, to ensure that Black patients also get the best care.

This podcast is brought to you by a generous gift from Dr. Michael Vogelbaum and Ms. Judith Rosman via the TOP Jewish Foundation.

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Dr Jhanelle Gray - As the smoke clears

Cancer in our Community is a podcast from the office of Community Outreach Engagement and Equity at Moffitt Cancer Center. Join us to hear from the experts working to create health equity for Black and African American communities.

This podcast is brought to you by a generous gift from Dr. Michael Vogelbaum and Ms. Judith Rosman via the TOP Jewish Foundation.

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Dr Jhanelle Gray - As the smoke clears

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