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Bridge the gap between laboratory discovery and cancer care and control
While molecular understanding of cancer has expanded exponentially, clinical progress has been more gradual. Introduction to Translational Cancer Research provides a primer for new investigators that focuses on accelerating progress in cancer care, detection and control. Written by physician-scientists with combined expertise spanning biomarker discovery, drug development, and cancer prevention, this volume describes the bidirectional flow between laboratory discoveries and clinical and community applications.
The book examines how human cancer biology and molecular diagnostics have driven the development of molecular therapeutics, leading to personalized treatment, detection and prevention. Translation across the full spectrum of cancer management is described including medical, surgical, radiation and pediatric oncology as well as cancer imaging. Coverage spans drug and biologics development and the application of AI to accelerate the delivery of new agents with greater efficiency. The inter-related roles of academe, pharma and government are considered.
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Clinical and research oncologists, medical students, graduate students and fellows, biomedical scientists, and pharmaceutical professionals will find this a valuable guide for understanding how translational research transforms laboratory discoveries into improved patient and population-level outcomes.
Published by: Wiley
Publication Date: 2027-04-12
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-13: 9780470627525
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