Current Pancreatic Cancer Research at Baylor Medicine
Baylor researchers conduct studies to investigate more effective treatments and detection methods for pancreatic cancer
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Diagnosing pancreatic cancer: what are the symptoms?
Dr. William Fisher explains the risks for pancreatic cancer, treatment options and what patients should consider when seeking care.
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It’s all in the delivery – Antibodies improve nanoparticle delivery of therapeutic nucleic acids
This improved technological platform can be used to develop new treatments, molecular diagnosis strategies or vaccines for various diseases.
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Clinical trial sets out to improve prognosis for pancreatic cancer patients
A clinical trial has the potential to improve the prognosis for patients with pancreatic adenocarcinoma.
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Pancreatic cancer awareness: Six facts you need to know
Learn more about the common signs, risk factors and treatments for pancreatic cancer.
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Top 5 most viewed posts of 2019
In 2019, From the Labs covered a large variety of topics currently being investigated at the College, including hot areas of research and of high
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Immunotherapy for pancreatic cancer shows promise
Pancreatic cancer is one of the most challenging types of cancer to treat, but new therapy using the body’s own immune system is providing new
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From the labs to commercialization: Baylor College of Medicine graduate starts Speratum CR to bring his own discovery to cancer patients
Dr. Christian Marín-Muller’s grandmother died of cancer before he was born. It saddens him that he never had the chance to meet her, but thanks
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A Matter of Health: Low-fat diet may lower postmenopausal pancreatic cancer risk
Observational studies suggest that diet may influence pancreatic cancer risk in both men and women. However, there has been no clinical trial designed to answer
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Living with pancreatic cancer: Four years and counting with personalized care
“My friend told me my skin was looking a little orange,” said Catherine Jennings, describing the first sign that something wasn’t quite right with her
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