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Personalization Is Key to Successful Mentorship - Vimarsana News

Personalization Is Key to Successful Mentorship

Linda Hasunuma, PhD, highlights the importance of empathy and support as it relates to mentorship, as well as advice for establishing a successful fellowship program and communication strategies.

Prominent cancer researcher joins MSU - Vimarsana News

Prominent cancer researcher joins MSU

Internationally renowned cancer researcher Olorunseun “Seun” Ogunwobi will join Michigan State University on Aug. 16 as chair of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB), which is affiliated with the College of Natural Science, the College of Human Medicine and the College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Source: msu.edu
STAT2 Expression Is Higher in African American, Asian Patients With HCC - Vimarsana News

STAT2 Expression Is Higher in African American, Asian Patients With HCC

STAT2 expression in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma increases with tumor grade and cancer stage, with increases occurring at greater rates among Asian and African American patients.

Latinx Patients Highlight Barriers to Tumor Genomic Profiling for Cancer - Vimarsana News

Latinx Patients Highlight Barriers to Tumor Genomic Profiling for Cancer

Latinx patients with cancer had a low rate of tumor genomic profiling, partially due to structural and cultural barriers, according to findings from a qualitative study presented during the 5th Annual Regional SPEECH Conference and Retreat.

Liver Cancer Awareness Higher in Individuals Who Receive HBV/HCV Screening - Vimarsana News

Liver Cancer Awareness Higher in Individuals Who Receive HBV/HCV Screening

Individuals in Philadelphia and New York City who were screened for the common liver cancer risk factors hepatitis B virus or hepatitis C virus displayed a higher level of knowledge of liver cancer.