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endometrial cancer
breast cancer
platelet disorder
kidney cancer
stomach cancer
lymphoma
colon cancer
bleeding tendency
bladder cancer
esophageal cancer
hematologic malignancies
multiple myeloma
pancreatic cancer
white blood cell disorders
prostate cancer
liver cell cancer
ovarian cancer
lung cancer
anemia
head and neck cancer
carcinoid tumor
lumpectomy of breast
cancer chemotherapy
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After multiple close family members were diagnosed with cancer, I knew I wanted to be a doctor—specifically, an oncologist. During medical school, I became fascinated with the science behind oncologic diseases, which continues to advance at an outstanding rate. As I began to care for patients during my internal medicine residency and hematology–oncology fellowship, I realized the field of medical oncology is a unique intersection of medicine, science, and compassion. I feel deeply privileged to help care for patients who have cancer.
I treat patients who have malignancies arising in the chest, including lung cancer, thymic cancer, and head and neck cancer. My team and I focus on providing the highest quality, patient-centered care. We use a multidisciplinary approach within a team-oriented environment. Every treatment plan is uniquely tailored to each patient.
In my approach to patient care, I’m very aware that cancer occurs in the context of the rest of a person’s life. My goal is to allow patients to live their lives as normally as possible while receiving appropriate treatment. I also recognize the effect cancer can have—not only on the patient, but on their family members and loved ones—and take into account all of these important considerations when developing treatment plans. I see myself, my patients, their family members, and other specialists who are involved in my patients’ care as being part of a team.
Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine
American Board of Internal Medicine (Medical Oncology), 2008
American Board of Internal Medicine (Hematology), 2008
Fellowship, The Medical City, Hematology/Oncology, 2008
Residency, The Medical City, Internal Medicine, 2005
MD from SUNY - Buffalo, 2001
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Peppercorn, Jeffrey; Houck, Kevin; Beri, Nina; Villagra, Victor; Wogu, Adane F; Lyman, Gary H; Wheeler, Stephanie B
Breast Cancer Research & Treatment. 2015 Oct ; 153(3):659-67
Huffman, Kim M; Koves, Timothy R; Hubal, Monica J; Abouassi, Hiba; Beri, Nina; Bateman, Lori A; Stevens, Robert D; Ilkayeva, Olga R; Hoffman, Eric P; Muoio, Deborah M; Kraus, William E
Diabetologia. 2014 Nov ; 57(11):2282-95
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