Stanford Pathology News
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Small Changes Reap Big Rewards
In a short period of time, the group has devised a number of new ways to dramatically improve operations without any increase in staff…
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Cellular Censuses to Guide Cancer Care
In the age of immunotherapy, cancer biologists are relying on a new generation of tools to learn how the interplay between tumours and immune cells shapes the course of disease.
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Stanford Molecular Pathology Laboratory designated as NCI-MATCH testing Laboratory
This means that Stanford patients who wish to participate in the NCI-MATCH clinical trial now can do so based on the results of our STAMP (Stanford Actionable Mutation Panel) assay without the need for additional testing…
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Modern Medicine Challenges the Crucial Bond Between Doctors and Patients
The discovery that she had the disease she devotes her career to…
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Two Young Cancer Researchers Receive Awards from Parker Institute
The awards are designed to help train the next generation of scientists in cancer immunotherapy…
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Researchers Use Long-read Genome Sequencing for First Time in a Patient
Stanford scientists have used a next-generation technology called long-read sequencing to diagnose a patient’s rare genetic condition that current technology failed to diagnose…
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