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New York Hospitals Searching Genomes, Mayo has Clinic in Operation
Readers of the New York Times today saw a nice overview story of how the leading research hospitals in the metro area are competing to use genomic and molecular tools to attack cancers of various types. It’s always good to … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Findings, Innovations, People, Progress Updates
Tagged cancer, genomics, individualized Medicine clinic, Mayo Clinic
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National Research Study on Lung Cancer Prevention
Mayo Clinic in Rochester is a member of the Cancer Prevention Network (CPN) and is participating in a national research study on lung cancer prevention. You may be eligible to participate in this research study if you: are age 45–79 … Continue reading
By Gina Chiri-Osmond |
Posted in About, Findings, Innovations, People, Uncategorized
Tagged cancer, Cancer Prevention Network, clinical research, clinical trial, clinical trials, Dr. David Midthun, lung, Mayo Clinic research, medical research, myo-inositol, National Cancer Institute, pulmonary, research, research study, respiratory, Science, study
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Five Reasons to Sign Up for Mayo Clinic Cancer Center’s New Email Newsletter
Forefront is the complimentary magazine of the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, a leader in translational cancer research and the effort to discover better ways to prevent, detect and treat cancer for patients around the globe. Published in print and online … Continue reading
By Nicole Ferrara |
Posted in Findings, Innovations, Progress Updates
Tagged cancer, cancer center, research
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Do you have Barrett’s Esophagus? Volunteers sought for Research Study.
The Cancer Prevention Network (CPN) is inviting people, 18 years and older, who have been diagnosed with Barrett’s esophagus to take part in a study to learn if and how metformin affects you and your esophagus. Specifically, they are trying … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cancer, Cancer Prevention Network, EGD, esophagus, Mayo Clinic, Paul Limberg, research, study
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Translocations in T-cell lymphoma: A first
A Mayo research team recently scored a first that garnered some valuable information regarding biomarkers for T-cell lymphoma, a fatal condition that has a 60 to 70 percent mortality rate. The up side is that this discovery may lead to … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Findings, Progress Updates, Uncategorized
Tagged cancer, genomics, lymphoma, Mayo Clinic Cancer Center
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Mayo authors win best paper award
An independent selection panel has chosen a paper by a Mayo group of authors as the best article over a two year period in Mathematical Biosciences. The Bellman Prize, named for journal founder Dr. Richard Bellman, goes to David Dingli, … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Awards, People
Tagged best paper, cancer, research awards, virotherapy
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Mayo scores another SPORE
No, this isn’t about the spores you learned about in high school biology. This is the highly regarded grant from the National Cancer Institute. It stands for Specialized Program for Research Excellence and with this one, for ovarian cancer research, … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Awards
Tagged cancer, National Cancer Institute, ovarian cancer, SPORE
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Jan van Duersen receives named professorship
Nicholas Wade’s excellent article on the science of aging in the Times this week made me think about the Robert and Arlene Kogod Center on Aging here at Mayo and its director, James Kirkland, M.D., Ph.D. One of the major … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Awards, People
Tagged aging, cancer, Kogod Center on Aging
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