New mouse models provide a valuable tool for chordoma drug development
One Friday evening in 2011, just before Halloween, Dr. Byron Hann was alone in his lab at the University of … Continue reading
One Friday evening in 2011, just before Halloween, Dr. Byron Hann was alone in his lab at the University of … Continue reading
Christian Mosimann and Alexa Burger didn’t set out to become chordoma researchers. The Swiss husband-and-wife team were introduced to chordoma … Continue reading
Benita Valappil, the Clinical Research Director at the University of Pittsburgh’s Medical Center (UPMC), has been helping to advance research … Continue reading
For the past 10 years, Dr. Michael Lim’s position at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore has required … Continue reading
In Italian, the words for a medical prescription and a cooking recipe are the same: ricetta. So shortly after one … Continue reading
Adrienne Flanagan is a pathologist and professor at the University College London Cancer Institute. Her focus was not always on … Continue reading
Dr. Paul Gardner’s goal is to put himself out of business. The neurosurgeon, who directs the Center for Skull Base … Continue reading
Featured Researcher: Youssef Yakkioui, MD/PhD candidate Youssef Yakkioui is fascinated by neurosurgery, and by the biology of tumors. The Dutch … Continue reading
Featured Researcher: Mrinal Gounder Genetic profiling of a patient’s own tumor could open new avenues for treatment with targeted drug therapies … Continue reading
Featured Researcher: Dr. Chetan Bettegowda Because chordoma is such a rare cancer, most doctors-in-training never even come across it during medical … Continue reading