Advancing blood cancer research and treatment in Long Beach
The next chapter in hematology is being written at City of Hope. For patients navigating blood cancers like leukemia, lymphoma or multiple myeloma, having access to specialized experts and the most advanced treatments can mean everything. “As part of a nationally ranked cancer research and treatment organization, our hematology teams at City of Hope bring decades of focused expertise in blood cancer,” says Karla Olmedo, M.D., a medical oncologist-hematologist and associate…
Spotting the hidden signs of heart conditions in kids
By: Demetrios Mallios, M.D., cardiothoracic surgeon, Children’s Heart Institute, Miller…
Breakthrough blood pressure treatment now available at MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center
By: David Shavelle, M.D., FACC, FSCAI, medical director, Adult Cardiology…
Dr. Antoine Soliman, Regional Medical Director, Neonatal Network, receives 2025 Munzer Family Award for Excellence in Teaching and Research
$10,000 grant presented to support advanced innovation and training through the Graduate Medical Education Program at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital. Antoine Soliman, M.D., regional medical director of the Neonatal…
For patients with blood cancer, a promise fulfilled
City of Hope Orange County’s cancer specialty hospital will deliver lifesaving hematologic treatments and discoveries. For patients with cancers of the blood or blood-forming tissues — such as leukemia, lymphoma…
AskLB: What’s the number one thing managers can do in Week 1 to help a young hire succeed?
Week 1 often determines whether a first job becomes a stepping stone or a short stop.
Long Beach Medical Center’s 14-year partnership with Bucket List Project Foundation grants wishes and hope to terminally ill patients
By: Nilesh Vora, M.D., medical director, MemorialCare Todd Cancer Institute, Long Beach Medical Center and co-chair, Bucket List Project Foundation For more than 14 years, the MemorialCare Cancer Institute at…
AskLB: What should a young adult focus on in the first 30 days to make a strong impression at a new job?
The first month is when managers decide whether they can rely on you, and whether they want to continue investing in you.
