The complexities of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) can sometimes make it hard to understand. It’s an aggressive form of breast cancer that is more likely to spread to other tissues––a process called metastasis.
BCRF Investigator since 2005, Dr. Jill Bargonetti’s research works to break down some of the complexities of TNBC. Her research has put her at the forefront of how we might develop novel strategies to accurately identify and kill these cells. In this latest episode of Investigating Breast Cancer Dr. Bargonetti uses dance and other techniques to explain molecular biology, genomics, and much more.
How randomized clinical trials can inform breast cancer prevention strategies, with Dr. Jack Cuzick
All about immunotherapy with Dr. Jedd Wolchock
Innovations in tracking cancer through the body with Dr. Peter Kuhn
Genetic variants that may cause breast cancer, with Dr. Fergus Couch
How the environment impacts breast cancer, with Dr. Mary Beth Terry
How and why cancer recurs with Dr. Nancy Davidson
The Importance of Patients as Partners, with Dr. Nikhil Wagle
The strength of the immune is about the diversity of a response, with Dr. Karen Anderson
The role of obesity in breast cancer, with Dr. Neil Iyengar
A cross disciplinary approach to cancer esearch, with Dr. Daniele Gilkes and Dr. Paul Macklin
What the beginning of breast cancer looks like, with Dr. Anna Maria Storniolo
Getting back to normal, with Dr. Debra Barton
Why research is so important, with Dr. Michael Clarke
The intersection of cancer and aging, with Dr. Arti Hurria
The outside of a cancer cell matters too, with Dr. Mina Bissell
Using modern genetic tools to study breast cancer, with Dr. Charles Perou
Not just curing cancer… but preventing it, with Dr. Judy Garber
Research is the key to making advances for all human diseases, with Dr. Marc Hurlbert
That's the way we're going to rid the world of cancer, with Dr. Larry Norton
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