New Published Research from the Gastric Cancer Registry Team
Our Gastric Cancer Registry project at Stanford is leading to important research and new discoveries. A recently published study used joint single cell DNA and RNA sequencing to characterize cellular diversity within gastric cancer cell lines.
The Gastric Cancer Registry is actively seeking new participants who have been affected by gastric cancer. Click here for more information and online enrollment.
Shakespeare Benefit Performance Was a Hit!
We are grateful to Silicon Valley Shakespeare for their special performance of Twelfth Night, benefitting the Gastric Cancer Foundation. Thanks to their hard work and the generosity of their audience, they raised over $8,000 to support our education and research initiatives. Let’s give them a standing ovation!
If you or your organization would like to host a fundraising event to support gastric cancer research, you can create your own personalized giving page to make giving easy and secure.
University of Chicago researchers demonstrated in a study that when oncologists customize treatment approaches in gastric cancer based on the genetic makeup of tumors—and then adapt them over time to address treatment resistance, it—boosts survival rates.
