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An Oncology Leader Whose Immigrant Parents Taught Him by Example About Life and Service to Humanity: Sunil R. Hingorani, MD, PhD ascopost.com/issues/june-3-2… @HingoraniLab @unmc
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Making It Personal
What drives Sunil’s motivation for (paraphrasing him) “putting the hurt on #PancreaticCancer”
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Love this article! Thank you @PancanMonica for sharing. Phenomenal examples of mentorship through fun/humor from @LabBeatty @HingoraniLab, 2 @PanCAN grantees/advisers and all around wonderful people 💜
Say what? The principal investigators who pass down wisdom through humour nature.com/articles/d41586-0… #stuffsunilsays #ShitGregorySays @arosenzweig19
Very excited to share this review with the extended #PancreaticCancer team. Enjoy! nature.com/articles/s41568-0…
Single author review!
By @HingoraniLab @unmc in @NatureRevCancer
Epithelial and stromal co-evolution and complicity in #PancreaticCancer
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Wherein Sunil deconstructs the intricate dance between the neoplastic epithelium & the stroma/immune cells.
The @UNMC Hingorani Lab is getting another truck full of fun from the @fredhutch Hingorani Lab this week.
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The much anticipated “Stroma vs Tumor cell” debate did not disappoint! Great points by both presenters! @HCCvPDAC @HingoraniLab #AACRpan22
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.@HingoraniLab and @HCCvPDAC “debate” targeting the stroma vs tumor with humor and humility. At the end of the #AACRpan22 day, we haven’t found effective treatments for #pancreaticcancer yet so keep trying evidence-based approaches!
Sunil R. Hingorani and Andrew V. Biankin will debate this topic in a special session at the AACR Special Conference on Pancreatic Cancer (September 13-16, Boston). Learn more:
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The @HingoraniLab has been playing BINGO in June in honor of Sunil's last month at @fredhutch before joining @unmc in late July. Which of these have you heard him say re: #pancreaticcancer research? #micearepeopletoo
Was wonderful to see @3dorganoid at @fredhutch yesterday - finally in person! Great talk on organoids and cell polarity.
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Thank you to the brilliant @ednacukierman for this insightful commentary piece accompanying our study, and to @CD_AACR for the highlight. We are jazzed for next steps (h/t @kathrinaonate @ArianaSattler) 🥼🔬🙌
The Few yet Fabp4ulous #PSCs Give Rise to Protumoral #pancreaticcancer #CAFs | comments about the even more fabulous @MaraShermanLab & her amazing team’s latest work at @CD_AACR. Out today cancerdiscovery.aacrjournals…… cancerdiscovery.aacrjournals…
Inspired by the @1440foundation founders and thankful for their launch of @CanopyCancer to support #pancreaticcancer multidisciplinary clinics. As they summarized, our mission is to be sure that "everything that could be done is being done" for each patient
Thanks @PanCAN and @AACR for our very first grant at @fredhutch. Read story for background on why we will always be 100% focused on #PancreaticCancer. 💜💜
An AACR grant helped Sunil Hingorani, MD, PhD, @fredhutch launch an investigation into the origins of #pancreaticcancer that shaped his career. bit.ly/33vMKxJ #AACRGrants
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The @AmericanCancer @NCICancerStats Cancer Facts & Figures reported that the 5-yr survival rate for #pancreaticcancer increased to 11%. This one percentage point increase over last year signifies important progress. Still, much work needs to be done.
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New #pancreaticcancer funding opportunity: @PanCAN Therapeutic Accelerator Awards. Up to $5M available to pharma or biotech company applicants. LOI requested by 1/24/22. bit.ly/3Bqj152
Preparing for our @fredhutch Arnold 5th floor holiday party ornament contest. Must be assembled only from lab supplies. The 2021 ornament is still top secret, but please enjoy the 2019 entry, which is hard to top.
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As we reflect on the 50th anniversary of the National Cancer Act, Columbia Cancer director Anil Rustgi, MD, shares his thoughts on what it will take to end cancer as we know it.
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