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  • Ovarian Cancer Researcher Wins Prestigious Lotus Award

    Ovarian Cancer Researcher Wins Prestigious Lotus Award

    Johns Hopkins researchers are investigating how precancerous lesions in the fallopian tubes may lead to ovarian cancer. With support from a $750,000 Lotus Award, the team will use 3D imaging to identify high-risk lesions and explore ways to detect and prevent ovarian cancer before it becomes invasive.

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