Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University

03/11/2026

Jennifer’s routine colonoscopy revealed stage 3 cancer — and Dr. Sullivan guided her through every step. Today, she’s cancer‑free and grateful for the care that saved her life.

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03/09/2026

🌟 Extra, extra — read all about it! 📰 The latest issue of Winship Magazine is here!

Discover how we're advancing breakthrough therapies, reducing time to diagnosis through the Oncology Diagnostic Clinic, broadening access to clinical trials, harnessing AI to improve care, pursuing next generation cancer blood tests and bringing free prostate cancer screening to the community.

Read it now ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x0AoI

03/06/2026

Winship urologist Martin Sanda, MD, attended the Feb. 24 Atlanta Hawks game presented by Emory Healthcare, reinforcing Winship's shared commitment to increasing awareness of prostate cancer and supporting critical research initiatives. (Photo: Atlanta Hawks)

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03/03/2026

Think you only need symptoms to get screened for colorectal cancer? Think again. 💡 Early colorectal cancer often shows no signs.

Watch this rapid-fire myth-busting session with colorectal surgeon Dr. Karishma Kodia to learn the truth about colon cancer risk, prevention, and screening.

Don’t wait — colorectal cancer screening saves lives.

02/26/2026

After losing her sister to breast cancer at 41, Lillian knew she needed answers she could trust when she was diagnosed years later. A second opinion at Winship changed her story.

Today, Lillian is cancer-free and advocates for second opinions.


Read her story ➡️https://brnw.ch/21x0hT2

02/24/2026

02/23/2026

The 2026 Georgia Cancer Summit brought together 130 public health professionals, community advocates and cancer survivors in Columbus, Georgia, on Feb. 12, following an evening networking reception.

Organized around the theme, “Partners in Improving Cancer Control: Innovation, Education and Access,” the meeting underscored a shared commitment to reducing the cancer burden across Georgia. Learn more ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x0bTN

02/18/2026

More than two dozen Winship breast cancer specialists participated in the Best of SABCS South in Atlanta on Feb. 7.

Winship medical oncologists Jane Meisel, MD, FASCO, and Kevin Kalinsky, MD, MSc, FASCO, served as regional directors for the meeting designed to highlight key advances and new insights from the 2025 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

02/17/2026

A rare cancer brought Andy Grant to Winship, where he felt the Emory difference from the very beginning.

After just his second or third visit, even the valet staff greeted him by name. Over 28 treatments, those small moments made a big impact — showing Andy this was a place where people truly cared.

On his final day of treatment, the valet attendants gave him a special sendoff: “Congrats, Mr. Grant. My dad is a survivor, too.”

02/12/2026

Meet Fuad El Rassi, MD, a Winship researcher and adult hematologist advancing sickle cell disease treatment through clinical research, drug discovery, and emerging therapies like gene editing.

Progress is happening—and it starts with research. Read more ➡️
https://brnw.ch/21wZTFD

02/10/2026

Survivorship doesn’t look one way. 💗

Meet Sage, a patient at Winship whose journey reflects courage, honesty and resilience. After a recent double mastectomy, she’s moving forward—redefining healing and writing her next chapter on her own terms.

Sage’s story was honored this past Sunday at the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets women’s basketball Play for K game, celebrating the strength of survivors everywhere.

02/05/2026

🎉 Winship is celebrating a major milestone: our Mobile Prostate Cancer Screening Program has now provided 1,000 screenings across communities in Georgia. 🙌

Launched in September, the program brings free, convenient prostate cancer screenings directly to neighborhoods, with a focus on reducing longstanding disparities in care. 🏡💙

Read more ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wZGXV 📖✨