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TGen and HonorHealth Initiate COVID-19 Combination Therapy of Atovaquone and Azithromycin

Posted Tuesday May 5, 2020

Established combination seen as safer option for coronavirus therapy; will add data to TGen COVID Immunity Study and virus sequencing efforts

TGen seeks volunteer patients for COVID-19 immunity study

Posted Monday April 27, 2020

A few drops of blood could reveal insights into how antibodies could stop this pandemic

TGen contributes to international studies identifying cell-types susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 infection

Posted Thursday April 23, 2020

Shaped like champagne glasses, goblet cells express an enzyme that allows the COVID-19 coronavirus’ spikes to bind with and enter airway cells

Arizona COVID-19 Genomics Union to track the virus

Posted Wednesday April 8, 2020

Genomic sequencing will track new coronavirus, provide critical data for global biomedical researchers, and give Arizona an edge in responding to the pandemic

TGen, a Genomic First Responder, ramps up testing against COVID-19 coronavirus

Posted Monday March 30, 2020

TGen’s infectious disease lab makes assisting Arizona’s public health its #1 priority; provides critically needed testing for Arizona in combating this global health threat

Women’s cancers research at TGen lifted up by latest fashions March 6 at Neiman Marcus Scottsdale

Posted Tuesday March 3, 2020

New luxury wing of Scottsdale Fashion Square to serve as backdrop to Runway for Research fashion show

Wendy’s® Jr. Frosty® Treats Benefit TGen Cancer Research

Posted Monday March 2, 2020

More Than $1.8 Million Donated to Cancer Research

10th annual Fitness for the Cure uses exercise to fund TGen cancer research

Posted Tuesday February 18, 2020

Dozens of donors signing up for Feb. 23 events at four of the Valley’s Village Health Clubs

Discount Tire partners with TGen to create a personalized screening and prevention plan for cancer risk

Posted Wednesday February 12, 2020

Pilot study to focus on family history of relevant diseases and genetic risk score

Medical imaging combined with genetic and cell protein analysis could provide better insights into treating cancer patients

Posted Thursday January 30, 2020

Oncologists, radiologists and surgeons all could benefit, according to a TGen-led study of brain tumors

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