386 Results for "Clinical Trials"
Sarcoma | Diagnosis
…of tumor you have Your age Whether the tumor has caused a bone to break Whether you have certain genetic diseases Clinically reviewed by: Angela Hirbe, MD, PhD, Medical Oncologist…
FAQ Cancer Care Resource
…a clinical trial at this time? How do I apply for a trial or study? Where will I go for treatment in the trial? How much will this cost and…
Hazelwood
…Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital and Professor of Clinical Radiation Oncology at WashUMedicine. Each year, I have the privilege of leading these assemblies and challenging our students to…
DiPersio Honored with National AACR Research Award
…for Outstanding Achievement in Clinical Cancer Research. This year’s AACR award presentation will coincide with DiPersio’s lecture at the annual meeting, which runs from April 17–22. His talk, titled “Killing the…
Chen Elected AIMBE Fellow
…studies and medical device development to first-in-human clinical studies and commercialization. Election to the AIMBE College of Fellows is highly competitive; membership is composed of the top 2% of engineers…
Siteman Cancer Center Radiation Therapy Recognized for Excellence
Reaccreditation by the American Society for Radiation Oncology underscores Siteman’s enterprise-wide commitment to adult and pediatric patient-centered care The Department of Radiation Oncology at Siteman Cancer Center, based at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and WashU…
Targeting Tumor Metabolism to Fight Cancer
…innovative clinical tests using isotopes,” Patti said. In many cases, it’s a cancer cell’s appetite that really sets it apart from healthy cells. “They generally consume many of the same…
Finding Order in the Inner Chaos of our Cells
New technique wrangles evasive proteins to dissect the cause of diseases and design potential new therapeutics The vast majority of proteins in our bodies contain regions that are in a…
For Your Health — What to Know About Dementia — and Ways to Prevent It
…With Alzheimer’s disease, memory loss can be one of the first symptoms, then problems doing everyday activities, and eventually problems with the most basic self-care. “Beyond the clinical presentation there’s…
Jessica Silva-Fisher Receives American Cancer Society Grant
WashU Medicine investigator at Siteman Cancer Center aims to study how chemical modifications to RNA contribute to the progression of multiple myeloma Jessica Silva-Fisher, PhD, a WashU Medicine scientist at…
Promising Target Identified Against Chronic Blood Cancer
Researchers at WashU Medicine have identified a possible route to tame inflammation in myeloproliferative neoplasms — a group of chronic blood cancers — that could serve as a novel approach…