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St. Jude refines definition and hones treatment of hyperdiploid leukemia
09/20/2023
Hyperdiploid B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia has evaded a consensus definition. Find the definitions that best correlated with better patient outcomes.
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Specialized T cells in the brain slow progression of Alzheimer’s disease
09/07/2023
T cells can slow Alzheimer’s disease progression in a model system. Find how the neuro-immune study may be the future of neurodegenerative disease research.
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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital announces more than $50 million in funding for employee-generated transformational projects
08/30/2023
St. Jude has announced funding for employee-generated ideas. Find out about the approved projects
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St. Jude shows cancer resistance protein can have its cake and eat it too
08/18/2023
See how one protein responsible for chemotherapy resistance functions and how we can prevent future drug resistance to improve treatment
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Immune cells present long before infection predict flu symptoms
08/17/2023
Who will get sick from influenza infection has long been a mystery. Learn how immune cells may predict susceptibility to symptoms long before flu infection.
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Mutation accessibility fuels influenza evolution
07/28/2023
See how a new model developed by St. Jude scientists looking at influenza evolution can predict future virus mutations.
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Pediatric Early Warning Systems save lives in Latin American hospitals
07/08/2023
Learn how Pediatric Early Warning Systems save the lives of children with cancer in Latin America by identifying early when they are in need of supportive care.
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Pediatric hepatoblastoma model hints at DNA damage repair pathway for novel therapeutics
07/07/2023
See how creating a new research model to study hepatoblastoma (liver cancer) gave St. Jude scientists clues into potential therapeutic targets
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Immune and tumor cell “tug-of-war” controls anti-cancer activity
07/05/2023
Cancer cells & the immune cells that activate the anti-cancer response compete over the nutrient glutamine. Discover how it may improve cancer therapies.
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Base editing shows potential superiority for curing sickle cell disease
07/03/2023
Adenosine base editing restarted fetal hemoglobin expression in cells from patients with sickle cell disease. Find how St. Jude & Broad are advancing to a cure.
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