Daffodils Donated for Cancer Patients

By QNS Editorial Posted on March 29, 2012

Last Wednesday, Mar. 21, the American Cancer Society (ACS) donated daffodils to the Cancer Center at New York Hospital Queens (NYHQ) in Flushing for the 39th annual ACS Daffodil Days fund-raiser to help raise cancer awareness. The hospital will give each plant to patients receiving cancer care in the facility. Shown from left to right in photo are Dattatreyudu Nori, M.D., chairman of radiation oncology and director of the Cancer Center at NYHQ; Maureen Buglino, R.N., vice president of ambulatory services at NYHQ; Hyesook Chang, M.D., attending physician at NYHQ; Akkamma Ravi, M.D., attending physician at the Cancer Center; Annu Kapoor, R.N., acting administrative director of the Cancer Center; Ming-der Chang, director of ACS’ Eastern Division Asian Initiatives; Kathleen Kim, director of physician relations at NYHQ; and Claire Song, special events manager for ACS’ Eastern Division Asian Initiatives.

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