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 Dr. Kurian is a medical oncologist at St. Elizabeth Yung Family Cancer Center and is an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. He completed his oncology fellowship at NCI designated University Hospitals/Case Comprehensive Cancer Center and served as the 2022-2023 Chief Fellow of the Hematology/Oncology Fellowship Program. His main focus is in breast and genitourinary cancers. His interests include ctDNA, narrative medicine, medical education, clinical trial access in the community, and artificial intelligence. At St.

Program: Patient Education Ambassadors 2023-24
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The 2023-2024 GRACE Patient Education Ambassadors discuss topics in a variety of cancers, from screening and treating prostate cancer to aiding in the cost of cancer treatment.
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Patient Education Ambassadors 2023-24

Drs. Matthew Kurian, Karan Jatwani, and Karine Tawagi discuss risk factors for developing prostate cancer, PSA test in prostate cancer screening, biopsies in prostate cancer, among other relevant information about prostate cancer.

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