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3D tumor organoids give brain tumor researchers new scientific opportunities
04/15/2026
Learn about brain tumor organoids developed by St. Jude scientists that preserve tumor diversity, enabling faster research and better access to research models
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First continent-wide map of dominant avian influenza strain explains its spread
04/15/2026
Find out how mapping the spread of an avian influenza strain through birds across North America helped scientists understand its human-to-human spread risk.
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AACR annual meeting highlights St. Jude research, honors Comprehensive Cancer Center director
04/14/2026
Several St. Jude researchers featured at AACR 2026
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Study identifies PHIP as a novel dependency in cancers driven by SWI/SNF mutations
04/07/2026
Discover research from St. Jude identifying PHIP as a novel dependency in cancers that have mutations in SWI/SNF
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Data platform unifies blood cancer ‘omics’ and clinical data to accelerate discovery
04/06/2026
Take a first look at the American Society of Hematology HematOmics Program (ASHOP) platform & its promise to move hematological malignancy research forward.
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Childhood cancer is a substantial contributor to global childhood mortality and global cancer burden
04/02/2026
Explore how global disparities in childhood cancer outcomes reveal urgent gaps in care, and what it will take to close the survival gap worldwide.
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Reprogramming ‘gatekeeper’ immune cell may boost cancer immunotherapy
04/02/2026
Explore how the tumor microenvironment interrupts dendritic cells’ mitochondria, but restoring that function enhances anti-tumor immunity and immunotherapy.
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Artificial intelligence learns to make sense of childhood cancer survivors’ health care needs
03/26/2026
Find out how using the right prompting styles improves large language models’ ability to find which survivors of childhood cancer could use extra support.
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Honoring distinguished career, Robert Webster, PhD, elected fellow of AAAS
03/26/2026
St. Jude Emeritus faculty member, Robert Webster, PhD has been recognized as a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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Ependymoma fusion protein locks cells in developmental limbo
03/25/2026
See how ZFTA-RELA fusions hijack developmental programs by replicating PLAG/L to drive a type of pediatric brain cancer ependymoma
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