PCB Retreat Showcases Research and Honors Trainees
Oliver Lab: Basal Stem Cells Identified as Origin of Small Cell Lung Cancer in Lab Models
Wingler awarded R01 studying cardiovascular medications
Welcome New Students
- PCB Retreat Showcases Research and Honors Trainees
- Oliver Lab: Basal Stem Cells Identified as Origin of Small Cell Lung Cancer in Lab Models
- Wingler awarded R01 studying cardiovascular medications
- Welcome New Students
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When Shane Killarney began medical school at Duke University, he spent a month conducting research in the lab of cancer biologist Kris Wood, PhD. The experience was so rewarding that he decided to say yes to the long road of pursuing an MD-PhD and becoming a clinician-scientist. He has set his sights on treating cancer patients while also developing better treatment options for them. Now an internal medicine resident at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate, Killarney is well on his way.
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