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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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Scientific Advisory Board members are highly accomplished professionals with medical and/or research background, who provide expert and comprehensive perspectives as well as guidance to No Stomach For Cancer, Inc. with regard to technical, medical, and research related topics. The Board provides knowledge and support that are critical in furthering our Mission.Daniel C. Chung, MD
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Nina healey wrote on the wire of the group Lobular Breast Cancer 1 week, 1 day ago
I am new to this group. I am actually a cousin of Lorraine Ennis. In March 2007, I was diagnosed with Invasive Lobular Carcinoma in my right breast. I had a mastectomy in March, during which the dr checked the lymph nodes by removing the main node and checked it while I [...]
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Gretchen Borzi wrote on the wire of the group Lobular Breast Cancer 3 weeks, 2 days ago
Lorraine and Cathy, you’re stories are inspiring. I wish you both the best of luck with your surgeries and recovery. Right now, it’s hard for me to imagine being in your shoes, but I will most likely be there at some point. Thanks for sharing.
