University of Maryland Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center

10/18/2025

At UMGCCC, collaboration fuels discovery.

Dr. Ranee Mehra, Associate Director for Clinical Research and Director of Head and Neck Medical Oncology at UMGCCC and Professor of Medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, shares insights in this Clinical Leader Q&A.
She discusses lessons learned and successes in working with basic scientists to advance medical research and improve patient care. She also highlights UMGCCC’s commitment to innovation and shaping the future of cancer care for all patients.

Read the full Q&A here:
https://www.clinicalleader.com/doc/oncology-pi-shares-lessons-learned-and-successes-working-with-basic-scientists-0001?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR58C9VurN_MYHqsqG-lUmQJxUHjvG51v0_ZyG-iJdva7aeCk6zfGndKFRNVLw_aem_u2L126h1-hdu55Qt4S9u1Q

10/18/2025

Got Questions? Our Experts Have the Answers.
UMGCCC Radiation Oncologist Dr. Elizabeth Nichols and Surgical Oncologist Dr. Meghan Garstka join Maryland Public Television’s Your Health live in the studio to answer your questions on breast cancer and share the latest in treatment and care.
Send us your questions for Drs. Nichols and Garstka by commenting below or sending a direct message ahead of their interview on Monday, October 20 at 7 p.m. 👇

10/17/2025

Got Questions? Our Experts Have the Answers.

UMGCCC Radiation Oncologist Dr. Elizabeth Nichols and Surgical Oncologist Dr. Meghan Garstka join Maryland Public Television’s Your Health live in the studio to answer your questions on breast cancer and share the latest in treatment and care.

Send us your questions for Drs. Nichols and Garstka by commenting below or sending a direct message ahead of their interview on Monday, October 20 at 7 p.m. 👇

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and on Monday's Direct Connection, Jeff Salkin welcomes University of Maryland Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center Radiation Oncologist Dr. Elizabeth Nichols and Surgical Oncologist Dr. Meghan Garstka to answer your questions.

Send us questions in the comments!

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10/14/2025

Got Questions? Our Experts Have the Answers.

UMGCCC Radiation Oncologist Dr. Elizabeth Nichols and Surgical Oncologist Dr. Meghan Garstka join Maryland Public Television’s Your Health live in the studio to answer your questions on breast cancer and share the latest in treatment and care.

Send us your questions for Drs. Nichols and Garstka by commenting below or sending a direct message ahead of their interview on Monday, October 20 at 7 p.m. 👇

10/07/2025

Dr. Elizabeth Nichols, Radiation Oncologist at UMGCCC & Maryland Proton Treatment Center and Professor and Vice Chair of Radiation Oncology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, joined WBFF FOX 45’s “Community Connections” to discuss the latest approaches to diagnose and treat breast cancer, the critical importance of early detection, and how awareness, access to care, and the multidisciplinary expertise at UMGCCC are helping improve outcomes and support patients throughout their journey.

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10/04/2025

As UMGCCC observes , we remind you that understanding your breast cancer risk empowers you to take proactive steps for your health. While many women have risk factors, not all carry the same weight.
At UMGCCC, we are committed to providing excellence in breast cancer care. As a nationally accredited program recognized by the NAPBC, we take a multidisciplinary approach, uniting leading physicians across specialties to deliver comprehensive, high-quality care tailored to your needs.
Learn more about our breast cancer care services: www.umgccc.org/breast

09/22/2025

After facing months of post-treatment challenges, Thom Lieb wasn’t sure where to turn. But two members of the University of Maryland Medical Center team—dietitians Kaitlin Schotz and Danica Garvin—never stopped showing up.
From coordinating hard-to-source feeding formulas, answering late-night messages, and advocating for specialized equipment that made life a little easier, Kaitlin and Danica went above and beyond.
In Thom’s words:
"They have been invaluable in helping me push through the most difficult year of my life, and I will forever be grateful to them."
Here at the University of Maryland Medical System, this is what care looks like. It's personal. It's persistent. And it’s powered by people like Kaitlin and Danica.

After facing months of post-treatment challenges, Thom Lieb wasn’t sure where to turn. But two members of the University of Maryland Medical Center team—dietitians Kaitlin Schotz and Danica Garvin—never stopped showing up.

From coordinating hard-to-source feeding formulas, answering late-night messages, and advocating for specialized equipment that made life a little easier, Kaitlin and Danica went above and beyond.

In Thom’s words:
"They have been invaluable in helping me push through the most difficult year of my life, and I will forever be grateful to them."

Here at the University of Maryland Medical System, this is what care looks like. It's personal. It's persistent. And it’s powered by people like Kaitlin and Danica.

09/16/2025

👨‍⚕️From NIH to UMSOM— Dr. Jeremy Davis is changing how we understand and treat cancer.

In this Q&A, he talks about his passion for his stomach cancer research, the power of genetics, and why early detection is everything.

09/10/2025

Meet Bridget Baker, Nurse Coordinator for the stem cell transplant program at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

With the passion and discipline she demonstrates at work and on the course, she also acknowledges that it takes teamwork to achieve goals. Listen to her story, and we're sure you'll agree that she's an inspiration!
We're very proud to support Bridget and all of the other incredible triathletes this September in Cambridge as the Official Medical Partner of IRONMAN she demonstrates at work and on the course, she also acknowledges that it takes teamwork to achieve goals. Listen to her story, Maryland. Have a great race, Bridget!

09/03/2025

September is . About 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Learn the risks, symptoms, and when to get screened by visiting https://www.umms.org/umgccc/cancer-services/cancer-types/prostate-testicular/symptoms.

Early detection saves lives.

08/21/2025

The next generation of cancer research. 🔬
College student Tommy Riggs lost his grandfather to esophageal cancer and has used his personal loss to fuel the discoveries of tomorrow.

He ran a marathon and raised funds to launch a clinical trial led by up-and-coming researcher, Radiation Oncology Resident, Dr. Alexander Allen. The trial will look at the potential for esophageal cancer patients to avoid the need for surgery by giving a combination of immunotherapy and chemotherapy medications.

Now, Tommy is taking on the 2026 Ironman Triathlon looking to raise even more money for . Best of luck from all of us at UMGCCC!

08/02/2025

Read more from Becker's Hospital Review as Dr. Ranee Mehra, Associate Director for Clinical Research, Director of Head & Neck Medical Oncology, and Solid Tumor Section Head at UMGCCC, shares insights on the need to leverage AI to generate meaningful, stronger patient outcomes in cancer care.

From overlooked diagnostics and underused screening to AI potential and workforce gaps, these are the innovation challenges in oncology that cancer leaders told Becker’s they feel deserve more attention. Editor’s note: These responses have been lightly edited for length and clarity. Bruce Brocks...