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Physicist finds meaning in numbers to enhance proton therapy treatment
Find out how medical physicists work with clinicians to ensure the effective delivery of proton therapy treatment.
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Loving what you do is key to doing your best work
Learn how Sanjay Verma forged a successful medical technologist career.
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One family, two journeys
Raeleigh's mom brought her baby sister into the world on the same day that Raeleigh was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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Meet Mary Browder
When St. Jude patient Mary Browder was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma, her family never believed she would get back to a normal life. Today, her diagnosis is just one part of her story.
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Cryo-EM: It’s a Small, Small World
Scientists in the new St. Jude Cryo-EM and Tomography Center zoom in on staggeringly small structures to better understand biological systems.
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Dawn of a New Era for Aggressive Brain Tumors
Relapsed brain tumors have been difficult to treat, but a new approach at St. Jude offers a ray of hope.
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Dance of the T Cells
A new therapy at St. Jude called CAR T-cell therapy holds hope for many children who have cancer that returns or is hard to treat.
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Science Alliance: Fighting PKAN Together
Married St. Jude researchers broaden their collaboration to develop a novel medication for pantothenate kinase-associated neurodegeneration (PKAN), a life-threatening neurological disorder.
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Flu Fighters: How the Immune System Protect Infants from Influenza
St. Jude investigators discover how guardian T cells help combat influenza in infants and young children.
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St. Jude and WHO Unite to Save Lives
The greatest predictor of survival for a child with cancer is where that child happens to live. St. Jude and World Health Organization join forces to change that sobering fact.
