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A lot of advances in medicine are driven by individual investigators with a passion to solve a medical problem and improve outcomes. They go above and beyond. Nights, weekends. Barriers. Disappointments. With or without institutional support.
They do this despite the fact that they usually don’t gain anything financially, and often make far less money to pursue their passion for research. Their main reward is the progress itself, and that’s sufficient.
Yes, some do receive recognition, awards, and fame, but for most of my colleagues that’s not the driver of why they do what they do.
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🔬🧬 come hang out with me for a bit (2 PhD opportunities)👇 @UofGlasgow @UofGMVLS
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Congratulations to @IrenemGhobrial, MD, recipient of Senior Researcher Prize of the Francesca Cassinelli Award for 2025. The award recognizes Ghobrial's exceptional scientific excellence, international leadership, and impactful contributions to multiple myeloma.
Learn more: bit.ly/4cFHFV4
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Dr. Aditi Shastri and team at @MontefioreNYC reveal that a STAT3 degrader demonstrates efficacy in venetoclax resistant acute myeloid leukemia.
📕 @LeukemiaJnl
🔖 go.nature.com/4awWJmx
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Exciting fully funded PhD opportunity @UofGCancerSci @POGLRC exploring #inequalities in #clinical trials 👇
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A new way to tackle liver and bowel cancers has been discovered @CRUK_SI @UofGCancerSci 🔬🧫🧪bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1je…
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It was great to see the Rare Cancers Bill pass its Second Reading in @UKHouseofLords last week. Thank you to Baroness @delythjmorgan for speaking about the poor survival rates for AML and raising the issues in leukaemia that the bill hopes to address. 🤞
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Just in time for #ASH25
MRD in Myeloma: all your questions answered!
How to use MRD assessment in practice and research.
@ZanwarSaurabh @LeukemiaJnl
For a limited time get free access through this link:
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The principles we discuss apply for all cancers.
We discuss its use as
-Prognostic marker
-Regulatory endpoint
-Integral Biomarker to change therapy
-Marker of Cure
@MayoCancerCare @Myeloma_mSMART @MyelomaTeacher @mtmdphd @IMFmyeloma #IMFASH25
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How can post-translational modifications rewrite cellular networks?
Read communities.springernature.c…
@SpringerNature @TrendsBiochem
#Epichaperome #PTMs #NetworkBiology #SystemsBiology #MolecularChaperones #CellBiology #Neurodegeneration #CancerResearch
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I'm pleased to be a panellist @ the @CRUKresearch's upcoming children's & young people's cancers webinar: exploring the underlying biology of cancers in #TYA. Join me on 29 Sept 3-4:30 pm (BST): cruk.ink/3laVFsV #ExploringCYPCancers @UofGCancerSci @POG_LRC
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Trump and his billionaire friends are ripping us off‼️
It was never about lowering the prices of anything‼️
It was always about control and power‼️
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Research is never a solo effort.
It takes teamwork. It takes belief. It takes collaboration across disciplines, institutions, and communities.
We know what it takes to beat blood cancer.
#BloodCancerAwarenessMonth
@bloodcancer_uk
@UofGCancerSci
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Fantastic review by @GabrielaChiosis and team connecting the epichaorome with the chaperone code
⭐️Very excited to share that our article 'PTMs as Molecular Encoders: Reprogramming Chaperones into Epichaperomes for Network Control in Disease' is out online now in @TrendsBiochem
#PTMs #HSP90 #epichaperome #PPI #neuroscience
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In memory of Len Neckers, whose pioneering work on #HSP90 and #PTMs laid the foundation for how we think about chaperone regulation. Our latest @TrendsBiochem review builds on this legacy to explore the formation and function of #epichaperomes.
doi.org/10.1016/j.tibs.2025.…
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Classically activated macrophages undergo functionally significant nucleotide metabolism remodelling driven by nitric oxide go.nature.com/45khspF
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Exciting and upportive opportunities below @young_eha @EHA_Hematology 👇
EHA opportunities available, ranging from Grants, training educational/scientific meetings. ehaweb.org/research-innovati…
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We are delighted to share that Lymphoma Action, in partnership with @LeukUK and @MyelomaUK, is working with the NHS England Cancer Programme on the development of a Best Practice Timed Pathway (BPTP) for blood cancers including #lymphoma.
The upcoming pathway will be the...
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📍 We’ve just launched our 23rd UK Hospital Hub in Belfast! 🙌
In partnership with @LAL_NI and thanks to @TNLComFundNI, LC Navigator Susanne is now on hand weekly to support leukaemia patients & families across Northern Ireland.
Find out more about our Hospital Hubs here bit.ly/HospitalHubs
#LeukaemiaCare #BloodCancerSupport #NorthernIreland #HospitalHub #LLNI
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Changes in diagnosis, risk assessment, monitoring, and therapeutic management of AML with at least 12 approved therapies. 👍🏻
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Grateful to @BloodCancer_Res for the funding support and the invite to talk today. Great to catch up with colleagues who are all trying to improve the lives of people affected by blood cancer #beatingbloodcancer
"We need to establish new targeted therapies that can replace or augment existing treatments"
This afternoon we kicked off our treatment session with Prof @alex_tonks sharing his research investigating the role of ROS in AML.
👉bit.ly/4lyMY9Y
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