Wistar Wire: Cancer

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The molecular world that exists within our cells is constantly changing as cells adapt to the complex environment within our bodies. Wistar researchers work to unravel this confusing tangle of molecules, in order to understand how disease begins on a molecular level—and to develop new drugs for diseases such as cancer.
Cancer, Genes
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We are in the early days of a revolution in cancer medicine. One that takes us from the broad-based approach of chemotherapy to the selective targeting of cells informed by the genetics of individual tumors. To use the war analogy, we are moving from the indiscriminate use of large-scale carpet-bombing to the pinpoint accuracy of guided missile attacks.
Cancer, Events
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Human papillomavirus (HPV)-induced cervical cancer is on the cusp of turning from one of the deadliest cancers affecting women worldwide into a triumph of public health initiatives.
Cancer, Vaccines
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The Wistar Institute invites you to spend an evening reflecting on its 40 years of discovery as a National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Center and the future of cancer research at WHYY.
Cancer, Events