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First-of-Its-Kind Vaccine Ushers in New Hope for Cancer Patients The New York Times News New York Times highlights advancements in cancer vaccines. The feature outlines pioneering research by Penn Medicine's Dr. Susan Domchek and Dr. Robert Vonderheide, focusing on training the immune system to intercept cancer early.
New Generation of Cancer-Preventing Vaccines Could Wipe Out Tumors Before They Form Science News | April 2022
Genetic Testing Saves Lives. So Why Aren’t More Women Of Color Doing It? Elle Magazine News | October 2021
Older Women with Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Should Undergo Genetic Testing Healio News | October 2021
Black and White Women have the Same Genetic Risk of Breast Cancer, Penn Study Finds. So Why are Black Women More Likely to Develop the Disease? WHYY News | September 2021
Polygenic Risk Scores for Breast Cancer—Can They Deliver on the Promise of Precision Medicine? JAMA Network News | August 2021
Penn-led Consortium Identifies More Genetic Markers for Inherited Testicular Cancer Penn Medicine News News | July 2021
Black and White Women Have Same Mutations Linked to Breast Cancer Risk Penn Medicine News News | June 2021
AstraZeneca Drug Prevents Breast Cancer Caused by BRCA Mutations From Returning Stat News News | June 2021
A Break from Chemo: PARP Inhibitor Shrinks Tumors in Pancreatic Cancer Patients with Mutations Penn Medicine News News | May 2021
Racial Disparities Still Persist in Genetic Testing for BRCA-related Breast Cancer Philly Voice News | April 2021
Next-Generation Sequencing Informs Genetic Testing in Breast Cancer Targeted Oncology News | March 2021
