G. Thomas Budd, MD

Appointed
1982

Education & Fellowships

Fellowship - Cleveland Clinic
Medical Oncology
Cleveland, OH USA
1982

Residency - Cleveland Clinic
Internal Medicine
Cleveland, OH USA
1980

Medical Education - University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas City, KS USA
1977

Professional Highlights

• Grants.gov ID Number 12301534 Department of Defense
  Primary Immunoprevention of Breast Cancer. 10/1/17–9/30/21
  Role: Partnering Principal Investigator 

  N01-CN-55131-MAO - National Cancer Institute
  Phase I and Pharmacokinetic Trials of Perillyl Alcohol in Patients with a Prior History of Breast Carcinoma
  

  6/30/95 - 6/29/03 (includes no- cost extension)
  Role: Principal Investigator
  
  N01-CN-55119-MAO - National Cancer Institute
  Phase I Multiple Dose Safety and Pharmacokinetic Clinical Trial of Sulindac Sulfone
  6/30/95 - 5/15/97
  G. Thomas Budd, Principal Investigator
  
  5U10 CA004919-47 National Cancer Institute
  Southwest Oncology Group
  

  10/01/87-12/31/09
  Role: Principal Investigator 
  
  PO1 - CA48919-01A2, National Cancer Institute
  Biology of Renal Cell Carcinoma
  RM Bukowski, Principal Investigator
  Project 1, Combination Cytokine Therapy
  G. Thomas Budd, Principal Investigator
  
  
  

Certifications

• Internal Medicine - Medical Oncology
• Internal Medicine

Specialty Interests

Solid tumors, breast cancer, sarcomas, biologic response modifiers, experimental therapeutics, cancer chemoprevention, clinical trials, medical oncology, cancer

Awards & Honors

• Lula Zapis Endowed Chair to support Breast Cancer Research

Memberships

• American Society of Clinical Oncology
• American Association for Cancer Research
• Southwest Oncology Group
• American Medical Association
• American College of Physicians

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