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Ground-breaking University of Otago research has brought new hope that a rare, deadly hereditary cancer can be stopped without removing the stomachs of its victims.
It has also opened the door to treat the globally significant, non-genetic form of the disease, and the chance to test a theory that cancer grows from a detectable — and potentially beatable — stem cell.
Read the University of Otago, Department of BioChemistry article.
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Karen Chelcun Schreiber wrote a new blog post: A story of hope: Elizabeth Lambert shares her family story 2 hours, 8 minutes ago
Elizabeth Lambert, a teacher and a member of the Board of Directors of No Stomach For Cancer, Inc., is dedicated to raising awareness and educating the public about diffuse stomach cancer. Like many others, her family has been affected by a hereditary form of stomach cancer.The Chronicle aired a program about genetics on January 22, [...]
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