Dr. Grivas is a board-certified medical oncologist who specializes in treating patients with genitourinary cancers, such as bladder cancer and prostate cancer. His background includes leading the bladder/urothelial cancer program at the Cleveland Clinic and caring for patients at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Currently, he serves as the director of UW Medicine's Genitourinary Cancers Program, giving frequent lectures, educating other oncologists and trainees and publishing novel research. He also conducts clinical trials, one of which led to the FDA approval of new drugs for bladder and urothelial cancer.
None
Forum Discussions
Join us now at https://us02web.zoom.us/s/82170808361
the Q&A begins 11:25 ET!
Hi there --
I am Denise Brock - the Operations Director for GRACE, the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education. I began working with Jack West in 2009, 1 year after my best friend was
There is not a ton of info available for Cholangiocarcinoma, so seeing information come up with new developments is always exciting. In this video, Rachna Shroff MD, chief of Gastrointestinal Medical
Hi all -- share your cancer journey here and connect with others. Cancer.gov has a good general description of Cholangiocarcinoma. This rare disease has support information and programs that can be
Keep your eye out for new Head and Neck information soon!
Comments
Hi Stan! It is good to hear from you -- I am so very happy you are doing well. I agree with Janine
Stan - Thank you once again for your kind words. Thank you as well for your donation. As you know
I had a very wonderful conversation with a fantastic person, Tom Murphy, after he had started Barb's
Janine -- I know how my world felt, but how is your world different? - thankfully your husband is
Thank you Janine for mentioning the program! I wanted to make the point that this program offers a