Debate over the debt limit is dominating the news, but consider this staggering fact: In 2021, the US spent $378 billion on prescription

There are many tax-exempt foundations, including most hospitals, and each serves a purpose. However, many of these foundations and other

Last month, the Foundation was able connect with people in-person at the 6th annual symposium, Moving Breast Cancer Treatments Forward.

The study found that when folks are presented with information different from personally held beliefs, rather than process the information

Much of how government behaves stems from a little-known characteristic known as a “structural deficit” with an outsize impact on future

Most of what we accomplish or what we do relies on one thing – our own actions. If we think or blame others for our actions or what occur

The healthcare system is undergoing an evolutionary change that some might call revolutionary. Initially, we were focused on inpatient care

The research, Triple-negative breast cancer metastasis involves complex epithelial-mesenchymal transition dynamics and requires vimentin,

With social media becoming more prevalent, many access social media and information using cell phones. This easy access is generally a good

Join leading cancer researchers on Thursday, October 27, for Moving Breast Cancer Treatments Forward, a symposium that tackles how we can be

Many folks advocate for a particular issue or cause. Many times, this arises because someone close to them has been affected or impacted by

Political strategist James Carville, when advising Bill Clinton’s Presidential campaign, hung a sign in Clinton’s campaign office reminding

We all know vitamin C helps boost immunity with the added bonus of providing anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits, but new research

2022 Initiatives Drive Funding and Focus. In 2022, JKTG Foundation work focuses on rethinking health care quality, emerging cancer

The decision to make a charitable contribution to a research or academic institution should be based on a thoughtful process.

Research partially funded by the JKTG Foundation recently appeared recently in the journal ‘Cancers’. The research, Post-Hypoxic Cells

Research partially funded by the JKTG Foundation recently appeared recently in the Bulletin of Mathematical Biology.

The Jayne Koskinas Ted Giovanis Foundation for Health and Policy (JKTG Foundation) funds cancer research, policy projects, and events that

I am a professional race car driver. We race at speeds of 170-180 mph, at night, in the rain, and with lots of other cars on the track.

It’s become a bit of a tradition for the Foundation to send a Thanksgiving note, and this year we’re excited to support projects that have