Translational Medicine

Dr. Kimmelman discusses the center’s goals for expanding treatments and advancing research.

This work will better inform prevention of age-related diseases, improving the health of older individuals.

An $8 million grant is helping his center use data science to develop effective interventions. 

As people with cancer are living longer, fatigue is becoming a major quality-of-life issue.

Dr. Oren Cahlon aims to minimize the burden of cancer by improving access to world-class care.

Dr. Sylvia Adams’s immunotherapy research provided early access to experimental treatment.

The experimental vaccine trains the immune system to attack proteins specific to a person’s tumor.

A landmark study proves that semaglutide cuts secondary heart disease risk.

The diet may lessen erectile dysfunction, incontinence, and other side effects of cancer treatment.

Results support the theory that “backtracking” influences thousands of human genes.