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KSAT12: Tiny fish in San Antonio lab may hold cure for rare cancer (video)
September 11, 2019Tiny, see-through fish might be the key to treating children with the rare muscle cancer, rhabdomyosarcoma. Local 13-year-old Kennedie Bailey, who just beat that cancer, saw the little zebrafish that may lead to a new treatment for other kids and preve …
UT Health scientist continues study of children’s cancer using new grant to predict drug responses from genomic data (Chen Lab)
September 6, 2019San Antonio Express-News: Texas’ cancer-fighting agency invests millions in San Antonio research
August 30, 2019The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas, a state agency that has so far awarded $2.4 billion to various research institutions and organizations, is sending financial support to several San Antonio researchers.
UT Health SA Newsroom: UT Health scientist continues study of children’s cancer using new grant to predict drug responses from genomic data
August 28, 2019Published On: August 28, 2019 Shared by Rosanne Fohn UT Health San Antonio received more than $1 million from the Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas in its summer round of funding, announced Aug. 22. The largest award, $892,157, went to Yido …
UT Health SA Newsroom: UT Health San Antonio receives CPRIT funding
August 27, 2019UT Health San Antonio received more than $1 million from the Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas in its summer round of funding, announced Aug. 22. The largest award, $892,157, went to Yidong Chen, Ph.D., a professor of population health scie …
UT Health San Antonio receives CPRIT funding
August 27, 2019SAN ANTONIO (Aug. 27, 2019) ̶ UT Health San Antonio received more than $1 million from the Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas in its summer round of funding, announced Aug. 22. The largest award, $892,157, went to Yidong Chen, Ph.D., a p …
KTXS12: UT Health San Antonio receives $500,000 to continue battle against childhood cancer (Aune & Ignatius labs)
August 24, 2019UT Health San Antonio has half a million more reasons to continue the fight against childhood cancer. Two doctors with the Greehey Children’s Cancer Research Institute received grants on Tuesday worth up to $500,000.