In the News
After her double mastectomy, faculty member Laura Taylor, PhD, RN, had her breasts rebuilt at The Johns Hopkins Hospital using fatty tissue...
On the Pulse | 07/29/12
Breast cancer
An Amazing Nurse
Lillie Shockney Honored by Johnson & Johnson by John Eichberger People within the Johns Hopkins community have long known that Lillie...
On the Pulse | 04/29/12
Breast Cancer Treatment Improved by Spiritual Outlook
By Jim Miller Spirituality and religion play a prominent role in African American life and frequently influence health practices and...
Past Issues | 09/14/11
Stitch It Up
From PICC Lines to Quilting, She’s Got a Talent with Needles by Susan Middaugh Quilting has been a family tradition for Debbie King, RN,...
Past Issues | 07/11/11
Scholarly Publications July 2010-July 2011
A Sample of Faculty Research Advances in Nursing Science “Facilitating Resilience Using a Society-to-Cells Framework: A Theory of Nursing...
On the Pulse | 07/11/11
Class News
Class’46 Class Reporter—Laura Brautigam June, (760) 366-8181, [email protected]. Georgia Rauch Athens and her husband are...
Past Issues | 04/01/11
The Cost of Cancer
Financial Concerns Plague Even Insured Women with Breast Cancer by Teddi Fine For many women, the challenges of breast cancer treatment are...
Past Issues | 03/28/11
I Will Survive—and Provide
Two-Time Breast Cancer Survivor Gives Back To Resource Center by Sara Michael Joan Clark, RN, always had nice hair. Before undergoing...
Past Issues | 11/17/10
Sign of the Dragon
Dragon boat races for breast cancer By Geneane Adams-Bazan Barb Van de Castle, MSN, RN, is a recent convert to one of the world’s oldest...
Past Issues | 08/10/10
