UofL Health - Brown Cancer Center

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THE PEOPLE OF KENTUCKY DESERVE WORLD-CLASS CANCER TREATMENT. No one should feel compelled to leave Kentucky to seek advanced treatment for cancer. That's why the University of Louisville, the community and state made a considerable investment 30 years ago in the development of the UofL Health - Brown Cancer Center. And it's paying off. Guided by a strategic plan emphasizing strong translational research, the best quality treatment for our patients and by creating detection and prevention programs, we have experienced rapid growth and are attracting some of the best minds available to help us win this war. We are dedicated to finding the answers to cancer. We have many successes to prove it. And we are on the verge of many more. As a result, the UofL Health - Brown Cancer Center is emerging as one of America's finest cancer treatment and research institutions. And that is something that is critical to the future health and prosperity of all Kentuckians. UofL Health Facebook Community Guidelines

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After facing a breast cancer diagnosis and completing treatment, many women find themselves asking, “What's next?” Here ...
10/30/2025

After facing a breast cancer diagnosis and completing treatment, many women find themselves asking, “What's next?” Here are some ways to ease into the transition and realize your new normal ⤵️

After facing a breast cancer diagnosis and completing treatment, many women find themselves asking, “what next?” It’s a big transition to go from visiting your physician every week or so to every three to six months, and this change can leave many breast cancer survivors feeling unsure and uns...

📋 Completing a breast cancer risk assessment can help you understand your 10-year and lifetime risk for developing breas...
10/28/2025

📋 Completing a breast cancer risk assessment can help you understand your 10-year and lifetime risk for developing breast cancer.

At UofL Health, breast radiologists often run an assessment on patients at their screening mammogram to determine if additional screening is recommended.

With breast cancer being the second-leading cause of cancer death for women, according to the American Cancer Society, it can be beneficial to complete a breast cancer risk assessment to see how likely you are to develop breast cancer. Learn more about breast cancer risk assessments.

UofL Health - Brown Cancer checking in from Lynn Stadium as Louisville Men's Soccer takes on Evansville for their Pink G...
10/27/2025

UofL Health - Brown Cancer checking in from Lynn Stadium as Louisville Men's Soccer takes on Evansville for their Pink Game. Come get pink stickers/tattoos and education on cancer prevention and screenings.

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Knowing when to call your doctor could save your life. Here are 10 signs you shouldn’t ignore ⤵️ https://ulhealth.co/47i...
10/23/2025

Knowing when to call your doctor could save your life. Here are 10 signs you shouldn’t ignore ⤵️ https://ulhealth.co/47iAjm6

Brown Cancer Center oncologists and University of Louisville researchers will continue to develop new immunotherapies fo...
10/23/2025

Brown Cancer Center oncologists and University of Louisville researchers will continue to develop new immunotherapies for cancer patients thanks to an $11.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

UofL’s Center for Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy has been at the forefront of exciting developments in immunotherapy, which uses a patient's own immune system to defeat cancer. 🔗 ULHealth.co/3L3NWy3

We're celebrating National Pharmacy Week! 💉💊️ In addition to medication management, our pharmacists and technicians take...
10/23/2025

We're celebrating National Pharmacy Week! 💉💊️ In addition to medication management, our pharmacists and technicians take blood pressure, administer vaccines and flu shots and much more. Join us in giving a big THANK YOU to our pharmacy team for their continued dedication!

Have questions? Here's a list of 10 that you should ask your pharmacist: ULHealth.co/3FlqqGs

It’s important to know your body. When you understand what’s normal for you, you’ll recognize when something doesn't fee...
10/21/2025

It’s important to know your body. When you understand what’s normal for you, you’ll recognize when something doesn't feel right. 💗💪

If something seems off, don’t wait; get it checked. 🩺

Learn about the importance of knowing your breasts, understanding their normal characteristics, and recognizing potential signs of breast cancer. Discover why self-awareness and regular screenings are crucial for early detection and treatment. Schedule your mammogram at a UofL Health breast care cen...

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see us this weekend at the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast ...
10/20/2025

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see us this weekend at the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk.

Laura Jones, director of outreach, screening and wellness at Brown Cancer Center, spoke with walkers about the High Risk Breast Clinic, which offers early screening and genetic testing for those who have high risk factors such as first-degree relatives who have been diagnosed with breast or ovarian cancer.

After an off-road buggy accident in Curaçao injured his spine, Bruce Utley wondered if he’d ever walk again. Thanks to t...
10/19/2025

After an off-road buggy accident in Curaçao injured his spine, Bruce Utley wondered if he’d ever walk again. Thanks to the UofL Health – Brain & Spine Institute team, he stood on his own just one day after surgery. Today, he’s back to doing what he loves. 💪

If you or someone you know is struggling with a back injury or back pain, UofL Health is here to help. Learn more in Bruce’s story ⤵️ https://ulhealth.co/3WAZvz1

Bruce Utley was on his dream vacation in Curaçao with his wife, Patricia, when paradise suddenly turned into a nightmare where he broke his spine during an off-road buggy excursion. Today, he is thriving, spending time with his wife, their children and their grandchildren thanks to UofL Health.

Today is National Mammography Day. Early detection is the best protection. That's why it's important to schedule your an...
10/17/2025

Today is National Mammography Day. Early detection is the best protection. That's why it's important to schedule your annual screening mammogram.

Learn more about when you should get a mammogram ⬇️

Learn about the importance of early detection of breast cancer, screening guidelines, and the latest technology in breast cancer screening, including 3D mammography. Find out where you can get 3D mammograms in Louisville.

There are many reasons an Abbreviated Breast MRI can be a beneficial breast cancer screening. Here's why an Abbreviated ...
10/16/2025

There are many reasons an Abbreviated Breast MRI can be a beneficial breast cancer screening. Here's why an Abbreviated Breast MRI might be right for you ⤵️

An abbreviated breast MRI is a special imaging test that is extra sensitive for detecting breast cancer in early, subtle stages, when it’s easiest to treat. An abbreviated breast MRI can help detect tumors that may be missed by traditional mammography. Learn more about abbreviated breast MRI here.

Breast medical oncologist Brian D**g, M.D., recently ran in the sixth Annual Crystal Jones Woodard 3K Walk/Run for Breas...
10/14/2025

Breast medical oncologist Brian D**g, M.D., recently ran in the sixth Annual Crystal Jones Woodard 3K Walk/Run for Breast Cancer Awareness at Kentucky State University in Frankfort. The event is named in honor of a former Brown Cancer Center patient and part of the funds raised support the cancer center.

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