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A Phase I clinical trial, using a structurally related analog of the compound, is currently enrolling patients.
Cervical Health Awareness Month
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. While cervical health is important twelve months of the year, it’s a great time to schedule necessary appointments and screenings. According to Dr. Richard Lieberman, with regular health screenings and the use of pap-smear testing, death rates from cervical cancer have dropped 90% since 1943. [...]
A Simple Twist of Cell Fate
U-M researchers are shedding new light with exciting implications for research and health.
PCR-based TERT Promoter Assays Aid in Bladder Cancer Diagnosis
Our department's clinical resident Alex Taylor, MD, joined postdoctoral fellow Rahul Mannon, PhD, and other researchers from the Department of Pathology and the Michigan Center for Translational Pathology, who found that patients with a long-standing history of prostate cancer and other prostatic issues can find difficulty [...]
A Fundamental Passion
Bryan Betz, PhD, was inspired by his late wife, Sharon, to pursue a career in clinical diagnostics.
Cancer Patients Want to Pull Back the Curtain on Pathology
Speaking directly with a pathologist could help patients better understand their diagnosis and feel empowered, a survey of patient sentiment finds.
Making Sense Out of Tragedy
A gift from the Silver Family Foundation is funding research at Michigan Medicine.
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
Every year in the United States, nearly 3 million men hear the words, “You have prostate cancer.” That is 1 in 9 men each year. The word “cancer” triggers an immediate response in most people…fear, worry about family, denial, and often an increased awareness of one’s mortality. [...]
New Tool Helps Identify Patients at Risk for Hereditary Cancers
Lynn McCain and Drs. David Keren and Lee Schroeder are part of a multidisciplinary team at Michigan Medicine and Rogel Cancer Center who have developed an online tool to help identify those at risk for familial cancers. InheRET, which has already [...]
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