Frontiers in Cancer Diagnostics: Chipping Away at Cancer

Clinical practice informs basic science research, and that research in turn informs clinical practice. In the field of oncology discoveries in molecular biology and genetics have revolutionized clinical care for patients with cancer. This series begins at the "bench" with Katherine Hyland and Joseph DeRisi describing genomic alterations that occur in cancer cells and how applications of genomic technologies use this information for diagnostic and therapeutic management Series: UCSF Mini Medical School for the Public [7/2008] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 14830]

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Cancer
• genomics
• cancer
• diagnostics

[flowewritharoma]

I actually would attend this lecture.

[Zeldovich]

Your defensiveness makes me think I'm right, but I'll bow out of this one.

[midwest26]

You would do a slut so stop talking bad about it. Maybe your mom was a prostitute and you feel bad about it.

[midwest26]

Sorry but she died of cancer about twenty two years ago, and she was fifty. Her cancer had nothing to do with being a slut she happened to be a Bible following christian. Looks like scumbags like you have no morals now enjoy sleeping with men you weirdo. I'am sure you agree with all that sick crap pervert.

[Zeldovich]

Your mom is a slut.

[midwest26]

Your selfish looks like you won't have any help in the future.

[Zeldovich]

Look kid, it doesn't matter what the motives are that drive the researcher, so long as the rights of the individual are respected with a net benefit for society. You can keep your quasi-pious sentimentality for someone who cares.

[kheffah]

what on earth are you saying?!!! you really need some serious refining on how you look at life! (if you even look at it in the first place!)

[Zeldovich]

Despite the human costs, I'm glad cancer exists. It's such a fasinating mystery.