• Reconstruction boosts self image, but many women not choosing it
• Research into receptor may provide answers for liver cancer, diabetes, obesity and more
• Employees offered meditation tips and stress-reduction session through iCARE
• City of Hope takes a shot at stopping the flu
• On your mark, get set … sign up for benefits
• In memoriam: Elliot Rosman, longstanding board member and generous philanthropist
• Lecture to highlight importance of supportive care
• Staff invited to center’s anniversary celebration

 
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Members of the Latin Mambo Dancers perform during National Diversity Day at Heritage Park.
City of Hope celebrated the day for the first time on Oct. 7 with a campuswide event. Employees enjoyed a free lunch and entertainment with an international flavor. In addition to watching performances, attendees signed a “Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion” banner and helped create a diversity mosaic.

National Diversity Day encourages people to come together to embrace differences in religion, gender, sexual orientation, race, nationality and culture.  (Photo by p.cunningham)