2015 Jun 29
Glimcher among Crain's "Most Powerful Women of 2015"
Dean Laurie Glimcher, M.D., made the list of Crain's New York Business Most Powerful Women 2015. Read more
2015 Jun 25
Promising results for new AML treatment
Gail Roboz, M.D., comments on the results of a phase III study of a new treatment for secondary acute myeloid leukemia (AML) Read more
2015 Jun 23
Tumors' mechanical properties affect protein production
Study into the mechanisms of tissue stiffening prompts discoveries about cellular splicing of key proteins. Read more
2015 Jun 18
At the top: 21 Meyer members make NY Mag list
Many members of the Meyer Cancer Center were among the 1,282 New York area physicians on the New York magazine "Top Doctors" list Read more
2015 Jun 18
A single gene turns colorectal cancer cells back into normal tissue in mice
Cancer cells can be coaxed to turn back into normal tissue simply by reactivating a single gene, according to a paper by Lukas Dow. Read more
2015 Jun 16
A great IDEA: Mentorship program inspires international collaboration
A visit to Weill gave young Algerian doctor Khaoula Mazouzi a glimpse into how multidisciplinary clinical care and translational research is conducted Read more
2015 Jun 15
Two Weill winners of inaugural Breakout Awards
Dilek Colak and Costas Lyssiotis have received prizes as part of the Tri-Institutional Breakout Awards for Junior Investigators Read more
2015 Jun 15
eConsent coming to Weill cancer clinics
The Joint Clinical Trials Office has contracted with a California company to develop an electronic informed consent program for oncology patients at Weill Cornell Medical College and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Read more
2015 Jun 12
Diets don't cut breast cancer risk
Andrew Dannenberg, M.D., penned an invited commentary about the relationship between obesity and breast cancer risk Read more
2015 Jun 11
Glimcher lab identifies immune trigger in ovarian cancer
Cell study sheds light on how ovarian cancer halts body's natural defense against tumor Read more
2015 Jun 10
Engineers create a synthetic immune organ that produces antibodies
Engineers in Ithaca, working in conjunction with Leandro Cerchietti, M.D., have created a functional, synthetic immune organ that can convert B cells into germinal centers. Read more
2015 Jun 05
Meyer expertise showcased at ASCO15
Meyer Cancer Center members contributed to the conversation at one of the world's biggest cancer conventions. Read more
2015 Jun 03
Helping the poor fight cancer
Profile of radiation oncologist Dattatreyudu Nori Read more
2015 Jun 02
Medical research becomes a bipartisan issue
Dean Laurie Glimcher pens a piece for the Huffington Post about funding for medical research. Read more
2015 Jun 02
Teaming up to translate AML discoveries into novel immunotherapy
A research alliance with pharmaceutical company Cellectis will accelerate the development of a targeted immunotherapy for patients with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML). Read more
2015 May 28
Researchers validate precision medicine approach using new whole exome sequencing test
A team led by Mark Rubin and Himisha Beltran demonstrated the efficacy of whole exome sequencing to provide insights and targets in patients with advanced, treatment-resistant disease. Read more
2015 May 27
Heroes in the fight against breast cancer
Scientific and clinical advances in the treatment of triple negative breast cancer were recently highlighted with an award for Linda Vahdat, M.D. Read more
2015 May 27
Seeking a second line of defense
Bishoy Faltas, M.D., has been awarded a 2015 Young Investigator Award from the American Society of Clinical Oncology to pursue his study of platinum-resistant bladder cancer. Read more
2015 May 26
Better mouse model enables colon cancer research
A team of engineers and clinicians has created a comprehensive mouse model of exactly how colorectal tumors behave in real life. Read more
2015 May 26
Hospice services can better promote bereavement adjustment for spousal caregivers
Holly Prigerson offers suggestions for ways to improve how hospices treat both patients and their grieving spouses in a commentary for JAMA Internal Medicine. Read more
