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Nutritious Food Is Vital to Treat Patients’ Malnutrition

March 29, 2022 Michael Wang, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Strategy Officer Blog

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New Treatment & Renewed Hope for Triple-negative Breast Cancer Patients

March 24, 2022 Michael Wang, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Strategy Officer Blog

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Dr. Daniel Haber and his team developed the CTC-iChip – a medical device to capture the few circulating melanoma tumor cells (CTCs) present in a standard blood sample from a patient.

Efficiently Eliminating Metastasized Melanoma Cells

March 23, 2022 NFCR Writer Brittany Ciupka Blog

The prevalence of skin cancer is rising at an alarming rate, with melanoma being the deadliest. Melanoma is renowned for quickly spreading to other organs (or metastasizing), drastically decreasing the likelihood of survival. Being able to stop the spread of melanoma cells is essential to save the lives of many…...

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Nut-Consumption and Breast Cancer Survival

March 22, 2022 NFCR Writer Brittany Ciupka Blog, Cancer-Fighting Food

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women in the world and, although less common, it can also affect men. An estimated 284,200 new breast cancer cases will be diagnosed in the United States this year, and tragically an estimated 44,130 deaths will occur. While screening and…...

NFCR CEO Featured as ‘Scientist Trailblazing the Transformation’

March 21, 2022 Third Party Blog

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Young Artist Inspires Global Change: Meet Chelsea of Teen Mobile Arts

March 15, 2022 NFCR Writer Brittany Ciupka Blog

Inspiration often strikes at the strangest time. For Chelsea Hu, inspiration struck in the middle of a flood while she was volunteering at an orphanage as part of a leadership camp in China in 2019. As the torrential rain caused chaos amongst the frightened children, thirteen-year-old Chelsea sought to comfort…...