TGen News & Press Releases

Evening of Trends 2019 gala benefits TGen research Nov. 1

Posted Thursday October 17, 2019

‘Desert Serenade’ spectacular aligns with TGen focus on women and children

TGen receives $2.1 million federal grant to refine cancer-detection blood tests

Posted Tuesday October 15, 2019

Liquid biopsy proves viable in laboratory analysis; new funding will help perfect this type of blood test in clinical trials for breast cancer patients

TGen-HonorHealth clinical trial shows tumor shrinkage in 71 percent of patients with late-stage pancreatic cancer

Posted Thursday October 3, 2019

Clinical trial demonstrates substantial patient benefit in treating one of the most aggressive of all cancers

Did Pacific Northwest fungal infection hitch a ride on a massive 1964 tsunami?

Posted Tuesday October 1, 2019

Scientists offer theory on how C. gatti arrived in inland forests

Wendy’s promotion plus golf tournament raises $270,000 for TGen colon cancer research

Posted Monday August 26, 2019

Sale this spring of Jr. Frosty coupons helps push total donations from the Bernice E. Holland Foundation to more than $1.5 million

International team discovers unique pathway for treating deadly children’s brain cancer

Posted Thursday August 22, 2019

Genomic bait and switch starves mutation that contributes to Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Gliomas (DIPG)

TGen and Ohio State collaborate on landmark precision medicine canine cancer study

Posted Tuesday August 20, 2019

Dogs with lung cancer may get gene-directed treatment with the same drug used to combat a type of human breast cancer

TGen team links gene to children with physical and intellectual disabilities

Posted Thursday August 15, 2019

DDX6 among a growing list of genes identified by TGen’s Center for Rare Childhood Disorders

New ‘liquid biopsy’ blood test improves breast cancer diagnostics

Posted Wednesday August 7, 2019

Test could help avoid unnecessary surgeries; enable physicians to continuously monitor cancer

Helios Scholars at TGen explore more than biomedical science

Posted Friday August 2, 2019

‘Soft skills’ and networking help prepare students researching real-life solutions for patients today

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