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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.
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With CRISPR, Scientists Engineered Nearly 4,000 Mutations of a Breast-Cancer Gene The Atlantic News | September 2018
Pilot Program Offers Free Genetic Testing for Ashkenazi Jews to Detect Cancer Risk Healio News | July 2018
Beyond BRCA: Examining Links between Breast Cancer, Second Primary Cancer and Inherited Genetic Mutations Penn Medicine News News | May 2018
Ovarian Cancer Drug Shows Promise in Pancreatic Cancer Patients with BRCA Mutation Penn Medicine News News | May 2018
The ‘Jolie Effect’ Was A Game-Changer For Breast Cancer, But It Was Just A Start Huffington Post News | May 2018
Using Telemedicine to Bring Genetic Counseling to Community Cancer Care Penn Medicine News News | May 2018
