CURE Childhood Cancer Annual Report 2013-2014
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Funding Fellowships<br />
Because the future for children with cancer rests on the doctors and researchers who are training<br />
today, <strong>CURE</strong> fully funds two pediatric oncology fellows at the Emory University School of Medicine<br />
each year. This year, <strong>CURE</strong> continued to fund two outstanding fellows, Dr. Jonathan Metts and<br />
Dr. David Siegel. We also funded a third, newly-endowed fellowship.<br />
D r. Jon at h a n M e t t s (Th e S a m Robb F e l l ow)<br />
“Besides the extensive training, I have been inspired by<br />
relationships with patients and families. I hope to continue<br />
to see and treat patients in the clinic, focusing mainly on<br />
leukemia and lymphoma and novel therapies to improve<br />
patient outcomes.”<br />
D r. Dav i d Si e ge l<br />
“I enjoy this collaborative and educational workplace.<br />
After this training, I hope to apply my skills to a career in<br />
oncology, both taking care of patients and researching how to<br />
improve the quality of care of cancer patients and survivors.”<br />
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