Brain cancers take advantage of neural circuit activity. Re-purposing an anti-seizure med called levetiracetam disrupts an important neuron-cancer interaction in #DMG #DIPG, slowing growth and extending survival in mice and retrospective patient data.
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Don’t miss this landmark meeting!!
#CancerNeuroscience @KeystoneSymp abstract deadline October 22! Don't miss this amazing meeting, to be held jointly with the Tumor Microenvironment symposium! Banff will be gorgeous, and there is a virtual option too! Scholarships available. Join us!
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#CancerNeuroscience 🧠 – at East Palo Alto, CA
In this week’s podcast episode, Stanford neuro-oncologist Michelle Monje @michelle_monje explains how many deadly tumors depend on the nervous system’s electrical activity to grow and spread, presenting an exciting new line of attack for oncology research. neuroscience.stanford.edu/ne…
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Really nice story about #Cancer #Neuroscience. Read about how the @GutmannLab, @humsav, @michelle_monje, @Winkler_Lab, @VarunVenkatara2, @Yuan, @Corina_Anast, and others are studying the interactions between neurons and cancer.
thetransmitter.org/neurobiol…
Starting the day with back-to-back brilliant talks by @YuanPan3 and @Kathryn_RTaylor at the @MDAndersonNews #CancerNeuroscience meeting😊 #ProudMentor
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We are exited to share our discovery of excitatory synapses between neurons and tumor cells in brain metastases of breast cancer & melanoma. The groundbreaking study co-led by @VarunVenkatara2 and me, with Thomas Kuner & @WinklerLab: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… #CancerNeuroscience
What role does the nervous system play in cancer? Finding out may mean beating the disease. usatoday.com/story/news/heal…
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Thank you to Erin Digitale @Stanford_Neuro for writing this excellent article on our #CancerNeuroscience work 🧠
A new branch of oncology, cancer neuroscience, offers hope for hard-to-treat brain tumors.
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It was a privilege to lead this #CancerNeuroscience study on how glioma can recruit mechanisms of adaptive plasticity to promote cancer growth. I am eternally grateful to have an incredible mentor @michelle_monje and to have collaborated with such an outstanding group scientists
#CancerNeuroscience work by the brilliant postdoc @Kathryn_RTaylor published (open access) today demonstrates that malignant gliomas #DIPG #GBM recruit mechanisms of synaptic plasticity to drive cancer growth. A thread… (1/ )
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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The idea that cancer cells can hijack brain plasticity — subverting healthy brain processes to promote growth — is gaining traction. trib.al/M7XBEkl
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Exciting new #CancerNeuroscience paper from Ben Deneen’s group @bcmhouston @bcm_neurosci , uncovering neuronal activity-regulated paracrine signaling from long range projections to #glioma that promotes tumor invasion. 🧠 nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Thank you for highlighting the important emerging field of #CancerNeuroscience, @EricTopol !
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The Neuroscience of Cancer, an outstanding review by @MancusiRebecca and @michelle_monje nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Prompted me to put together a new Ground Truths explainer on the impressive headway in this field erictopol.substack.com/p/can…
Landmark #CancerNeuroscience paper!
#Glioblastoma remodels functional neural circuitry in the human brain, benefiting the tumor and harming the individual. Transformative work by the brilliant @HerveyJumper. #CancerNeuroscience
The #Hallmarks of #Cancer constitute a theoretical framework for rationalizing the vast complexity of cancer & its underlying mechanisms. Here we discuss nervous system-cancer interactions ‘‘enabling’’ hallmark functions & consequent cancer pathogenesis
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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For those Cancer Neuroscience devotees, please check out our most recent review on the topic!
authors.elsevier.com/a/1gTWZ…
New Preprint! Exciting #LungCancer #CancerNeuroscience story led by the now independent Humsa Venkatesh @humsav @VenkateshLab @BWHNeurology @HarvardMed_ and @Stanford med student @SavchukSol. #ProudMentorMoment
A beautiful and important #CancerNeuroscience paper!
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Very happy to share out latest #CancerNeuroscience review about multicellular brain tumor networks in diffuse glioma led by @YvoYang @MarcCSchubert together with T. Kuner, @wick_wolfgang @Winkler_Lab: rdcu.be/cZrgU
@uniklinik_hd @DKFZ @CancerNeurosci1 @HdNeurooncology !



























