Pages Tagged with "Breast Cancer"
With many Americans staying at home to help flatten the curve of the coronavirus’s spread, non-urgent medical visits are down dramatically. One report showed that in March 2020, routine screenings...
“She’s a machine!”
Julio Sandez is speaking admiringly of his wife, Vanessa, and her keep-going, don’t-stop attitude.
“She’s super strong,” he continued. “She projects tremendous energy. She’s always...
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Zen Vuong
626-409-9367
zvuong@coh.org
Using cell and mouse models, City of Hope scientists identified a defective part of the circadian rhythm gene that may result in accelerated breast cancer...
CONTACT
Zen Vuong
626-409-9367
zvuong@coh.org
Understanding how tumors in patients with early-stage estrogen receptor positive breast cancer evolve to resist certain combination therapies can aid in the design of...
It was in 2011, not long after Gayle Whittemore married the love of her life, Alexandra Glickman, that she would be forced to embark on another, less romantic journey: breast...
Diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in 2008 at only 33 years old, Maria Flores sought treatment at City of Hope. In the years since winning that battle, she has...
Phase I trial of ipatasertib in combination with chemo- and immunotherapy options
Although metastatic triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) makes up a minority of breast cancer cases (15-20%), it is...
Sharad Singhal, Ph.D.
Some call it “pith,” others “albedo.”
It’s that spongy white material beneath the rind of an orange. Most people simply throw it away. But one research...
City of Hope abrió un ensayo clínico realizado por primera vez en seres humanos para evaluar el uso de un virus oncolítico que mata el cáncer para tratar a pacientes...
Nurse practitioner Linda Buck
When Linda Buck, N.P., began working as a nurse practitioner, she made it a habit to spend about an hour with each of her new breast cancer patients...