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buy levitrabuy generic cialisTWiPO #25 ~ Histones in Pediatric Gliomas

Host Dr Tim Cripe welcomes back co-host Dr Lionel Chow to discuss somatic mutations in pediatric brain tumors. After recapping the consensus paper on molecular subgroups in medulloblastoma discussed in TWiPO episode 22 (Brain Tumor Round Robin) Dr Chow highlights the significance of the driver mutations in histone H3.3 in pediatric glioblastoma. Results of whole exome … buy cheap cialisbuy viagra onlineContinue reading

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order viagra onlineorder viagraTWiPO #24 ~ Cord Blood Banking: Interview with Machi Scaradavou

Dr Tim Cripe welcomes Dr Andy Kolb from AI DuPont in this episode of TWiPO, and special guest Dr Andromachi Scaradavou, the Medical Director of New York Blood Center’s National Cord Blood Program. NYBC is the world’s oldest and largest public cord blood bank, and collects, processes, tests and stores cord blood that mothers donate … order cialis onlinebuy cheap cialisContinue reading

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buy generic levitraorder viagraTübingen 2012 Neuroblastoma Symposium: from bench to bedside

Sincere appreciation is extended to NB Alliance UK for inviting me to attend this meeting and providing the travel funds. This was the fourth meeting in a series on pediatric solid tumors and the first time the focus was on neuroblastoma. It was hosted at the Children’s Hospital (Kinderklinik) in the beautiful old city of … buy generic cialisbuy cheap cialisContinue reading

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Neuroblastoma: From Bench to Bedside Symposium Feb 16-18, 2012

Two meetings of great interest are back-to-back this month. Unfortunately NB Globe will not be able to report first-hand on the Pediatric Cancer Translational Genomics Conference Feb 6-8 but news from a science writer employed to report on this meeting will be available — see the agenda here: https://www.tgen.org/tpcg/agenda.cfm Following this is an exciting meeting on neuroblastoma is taking … Continue reading

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TWiPO #23 ~ Neuroblastoma Jeopardy 2011

In 2011 there were over 1300 new articles published on neuroblastoma in the medical literature. Join Dr Tim Cripe and his co-host Dr  Lars Wagner in a fast-paced, in-depth, and comprehensive survey of 18 of the most important papers on neuroblastoma published in 2011. Dr Cripe and Dr Wagner explore and discuss the compelling evidence reported … Continue reading

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TWiPO #22 ~ Brain Tumor Year-End Round Robin

Join Dr Tim Cripe and his co-host Dr Lionel Chow for a fast-paced, in-depth, and comprehensive survey of 15 important recent papers on pediatric brain tumor research, addressing medulloblastoma, ependymomas, and gliomas. Dr Cripe and Dr Chow explore and discuss the compelling evidence reported on a variety of topics, including viral causes and therapeutic implications, … Continue reading

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TWiPO #21 ~ Interview with Dr. Beatrice Lampkin

Dr Tim Cripe and co-hosts Dr Maureen O’Brien and Dr Raj Nagarajan interview a pediatric hematology/oncology legend, Dr. Beatrice Lampkin, who served as Division Director of Cincinnati Children’s Division of Hematology/Oncology in the 1970’s. This enlightening and inspiring discussion explores her career and her early contributions to leukemia therapy and the challenges she faced as an early leader in the field as … Continue reading

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TWiPO #20 ~ The F-word in Pediatric Cancer Research

Today’s episode features an impressive lineup for a hot topic. Host Dr Tim Cripe warns: “If your blood isn’t boiling by the end, you weren’t listening.” Hear Tim and co-host Dr Lionel Chow discuss pediatric cancer research funding with guests Dr C. Patrick (Pat) Reynolds, Dr E. Anders (Andy) Kolb, and parent Joe McDonough. Dr Pat Reynolds … Continue reading

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New UK clinical trial for relapsed neuroblastoma planned

LONDON — November 7, 2011 — A new clinical trial testing 177Lutetium-DOTATATE (LuDO) for relapsed neuroblastoma is due to start in the UK next year. The UK is the first country to plan a clinical trial for this new molecular radiotherapy treatment for treating relapsed high-risk neuroblastoma, although it is already used to treat rare adult neuro-endocrine … Continue reading

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More on Hedgehog signaling, brain tumor risk from cell phone use, and FDA approval of cancer drugs

TWiPO #19 Several just-published papers in the literature relate to recent podcast episodes, and host Dr Tim Cripe and co-host Dr Lionel Chow review these interesting developments. 0:55 Hedgehog Signaling: Recent papers discussing this pathway in neuroblastoma and rhabdomyosarcoma are discussed, with implications for treatment in these tumor types with itraconozole. 6:40 Cell phone and … Continue reading

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