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New Strategy Intercepts Pancreatic Cancer by Eliminating Microscopic Lesions Before They Become Cancer Penn Medicine News The latest research at Penn Medicine, led by Drs. Minh Than, Ben Stanger and Robert Vonderheide focuses on targeting the earliest, pre-cancerous changes in the pancreas before the cells developed into pancreatic cancer.
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Penn Research Provides Insight into Genetic Link to Potential Treatment Response Among BRCA1/2 Breast Cancer Patients Penn Medicine News News | May 2019
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Ask the Expert: Senior Genetic Counselor, Dana Clark, Explains BRCA Gene Mutations Health Central News | March 2019
Taking the Uncertainty Out of Interpreting BRCA Variants Journal of the American Medical Association News | March 2019
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With CRISPR, Scientists Engineered Nearly 4,000 Mutations of a Breast-Cancer Gene The Atlantic News | September 2018
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