SUMMER 2011

Summer 2011 issue:

DNA of 46 Breast Cancer Patients Decoded

In the single largest cancer genomics investigation reported to date, Washington University scientists have sequenced the whole genomes of tumor cells and healthy cells from 46 breast cancer patients. Their work reveals the incredible complexity of cancer genomics and provides an important glimpse into new routes for personalized medicine.

Also in this issue:

• Consistent Exercise Associated with Lower Risk of Colon Cancer Death

• New Clinic Specializes in Uncommon Neuro Disorder

• Gene Mutation Predicts Leukemia Outcomes

• Kidney Exchange Goes National

• Stroke Care Goes High-Tech

• Minimally Invasive Solution for Gland Obstructions

• CT Screening Reduces Lung Cancer Deaths in Heavy Smokers

• New Name, New Look, Same Great Coverage

• Breathing Better with Emphysema Treatment

• Washington University Offers New Master of Population Health Sciences

• Ankle Replacement - An Option for Aging Joints

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