Updated 5/1/20 To the CureSearch Community: Like you, we’re closely monitoring the evolving situation surrounding COVID-19. With the safety of our patient families, volunteers and staff top of mind, all CureSearch-sponsored events through June 1st have been postponed, including our […]
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Dr. Kathryn Lemberg, MPNST – Johns Hopkins University CureSearch Young Investigator Award: 2019-2021 Focus: Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumor Project Title: JHU395: A glutamine antagonist for malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor Project Overview: Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors (MPNSTs) are
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Media Contact: Caitlyn Barrett National Director, Research and Programs Phone: (240) 235-2215 | caitlyn.barrett@curesearch.org CureSearch for Children’s Cancer AnnouncesResearch Award Opportunities Up to $5 million in research awards will accelerate the development of better, less-toxic children’s cancer treatments Bethesda, MD
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Innovative Researcher Awarded CureSearch Catapult Award $1 million grant will fund clinical trial for pediatric glioma patients This month, CureSearch proudly announced our inaugural Catapult Award recipient – Dr. Ranjit Bindra of the Yale Cancer Center. The CureSearch Catapult Awards
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For Immediate Release Contact: Tessa Gatz (240) 235-2204 | tessa.gatz@curesearch.org CURESEARCH FOR CHILDREN’S CANCER ANNOUNCES YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARD RECIPIENTS Young Investigator Recipients Granted $450,000 to Deliver the Next Generation of Cancer Treatments for Pediatric Cancer BETHESDA, MD – July 17,
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(www.loveyourmelon.com) When Dr. Kara Davis first started her career in pediatric oncology, she never thought she would become a laboratory researcher making major strides for childhood cancer research treatments and cures. During her fellowship, Dr. Davis was inspired to use
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Next week, CureSearch for Children’s Cancer is proudly hosting the third annual Catapult Summit, acting as a neutral convener of industry leaders to lead the way for better treatments for childhood cancer patients. CureSearch is inviting leaders from industry, academia,
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For Immediate Release Contact: Tessa Gatz Director of Communications, CureSearch for Children’s Cancer (240) 235-2204 | tessa.gatz@curesearch.org ULTIMATE HIKE PROGRAM RAISES $5 MILLION FOR CHILDREN’S CANCER RESEARCH Nationwide events raise funds for CureSearch for Children’s Cancer’s mission to advance children’s
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Parker Institute researchers at Stanford create data-driven method to more accurately predict relapse at time of diagnosis (parkerici.org) – Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine have developed a better way to test early on
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This year more than 40,000 children will undergo harsh cancer treatments. Young children will be subject to treatments that often leave them battling long-term side effects for the rest of their lives. That is why CureSearch excited about the promise
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