Our Grant Recipient Opened a Cholangiocarcinoma Lab
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Yep! Usually when I am just getting to my pc in the morning it is near ZZZZ’s time for you! It’s about 6am when I get to my pc here.
Wow, that’s a substantial investment in a long term program dedicated to detection, prevention and personalized treatment modalities for patients. So very, very encouraging!
This is on the website as well now –
Gavin
Someone is up late!!
Thanks for that Marion, this is brilliant news indeed! Away to go read about this and hopefully this will be going out on the FB page and twitter as well. Thanks!
Hugs,
Gavin
For several years, the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation in conjunction with Conquer Cancer (ASCO) has awarded a Young Investigator Grant. The purpose of this grant is to encourage young researchers to focus on this cancer with the hope that he/she will continue to make it a career path. As a medical oncology Fellow at Mass General Cancer Center, Dr. Saha’s work on cholangiocarcinoma has been recognized for publication in major scientific journals, including Nature, and by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), in the form of a Mentored Clinical Scientist Career Development Award. This Award will provide >$800,000 in support for cholangiocarcinoma research.
Read more about the exciting research focused on our cancer:
http://tech.einnews.com/pr_news/353327313/saha-laboratory-opens-doors-to-study-highly-lethal-cancer-of-the-bile-ducts?ref=rss&lcode=MOlqWF5OA88zElYNSD00xbzrUJyJTWzataHBuLEiqS8%3DHugs
Marion
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