The newest facility on the Hopkins East Baltimore medical campus contains the laboratories of more than 400 cancer researchers and staff.
Cancer is an incredibly complex disease.
To change its course one must first understand how it functions, how it lives, and how it grows. The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Building, which houses the cancer center's clinical services, was dedicated last month. These two buildings represent an all-encompassing approach by our physicians and our scientists to alter the course of cancer. The Bunting Blaustein Building brings together cancer researchers that have been scattered in laboratories throughout the Hopkins East Baltimore campus and replaces outdated laboratories constructed more than 20 years ago when the Oncology Center first opened its doors. We now have a hub for the people who have devoted their careers to studying cancer.