TGen and Ohio State collaborate on landmark precision medicine canine cancer study Posted Tuesday August 20, 2019 Dogs with lung cancer may get gene-directed treatment with the same drug used to combat a type of human breast cancer
TGen team links gene to children with physical and intellectual disabilities Posted Thursday August 15, 2019 DDX6 among a growing list of genes identified by TGen’s Center for Rare Childhood Disorders
New ‘liquid biopsy’ blood test improves breast cancer diagnostics Posted Wednesday August 7, 2019 Test could help avoid unnecessary surgeries; enable physicians to continuously monitor cancer
Helios Scholars at TGen explore more than biomedical science Posted Friday August 2, 2019 ‘Soft skills’ and networking help prepare students researching real-life solutions for patients today
TGen and ABL plan global rollout of advanced test for TB, one of the world’s most deadly pathogens Posted Wednesday July 31, 2019 DeepChek®-TB will help enable modern medicine to thwart TB in every corner of the globe
SmartPractice Donates $235,000 for TGen-led Breast Cancer Research Posted Friday July 26, 2019 Donations support the development of liquid biopsies to monitor and optimize breast cancer treatment for every patient
Study reveals genetic similarities of osteosarcoma between dogs and children Posted Friday July 19, 2019 TGen and Tufts University novel findings for this deadly bone cancer could lead to better treatments for people and pets
TGen-led study finds link between gene and severe liver damage Posted Friday July 12, 2019 Expression of AEBP1 correlates with severity of liver fibrosis; may provide therapeutic target
Arizona high school student discovers roadmap to her future through TGen Bioscience Leadership Academy Posted Friday June 28, 2019 Two-week summer program inspires teen with a family history of brain disorders
TGen study: Individuals with elevated risk of Alzheimer’s may show memory changes up to four decades before typical age of onset Posted Tuesday June 18, 2019 Lack of cure for dementia highlights need for early detection; early intervention