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News
A genetic explanation for lymphoma patients that can’t be cured by standard treatment
Some patients with non-Hodgkin lymphoma respond poorly to standard treatment. Thanks to DNA sequencing, scientists now know why.
Scientists develop a new method for finding cancer-killing cells
Harnessing the power of our own immune systems can help fight off cancer. Researchers at the BC Cancer Genome Sciences Centre have developed a method to tell immune cells exactly what to look for.
BC Premier John Horgan visits the GSC
Ahead of our 20th Anniversary, we gave the Premier of British Columbia a hands-on tour of our DNA sequencing and bioinformatics technology platform.
BC Cancer Practice-based Research Challenge announces funding for five teams
The Practice-based Research Challenge bridges the gap between clinical practice and research by empowering point-of-care interprofessional clinical teams to identify challenging clinical issues and find evidence-based answers through research.
Dr. Haishan Zeng receives CIHR project grant of $711,451 for “Multiphoton Photothermolysis Based Laser Therapy for Precision Treatment of Neovascular Eye Diseases”
Congratulations to Dr. Haishan Zeng for receiving a CIHR project grant of $711,451 for “Multiphoton Photothermolysis Based Laser Therapy for Precision Treatment of Neovascular Eye Diseases”.
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