DiscoverGOSH PodcastSeason 5 Episode 6: Understanding Clear Cell Ovarian Cancer: A Conversation with Dr. David Huntsman
Season 5 Episode 6: Understanding Clear Cell Ovarian Cancer: A Conversation with Dr. David Huntsman

Season 5 Episode 6: Understanding Clear Cell Ovarian Cancer: A Conversation with Dr. David Huntsman

Update: 2025-03-03
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In this episode of the GOSH Podcast, host Sabine continues our rare cancer series with an esteemed guest, Dr. David Huntsman. 🌟🎙 Dr. Huntsman is a renowned pathologist and clinical molecular geneticist at UBC, as well as the Canada Research Chair in Molecular and Genomic Pathology. As the director of OVCARE, BC’s leading ovarian cancer research team, his groundbreaking work has helped shape the future of ovarian cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. 

Join us as Dr. Huntsman shares his insights on clear cell ovarian cancer, the latest advancements in ovarian cancer research, and the role of the GCI. Don’t miss this expert discussion on the science driving new discoveries in cancer care! 

Resources:

Huntsman Lab - https://www.bccrc.ca/dept/mo/labs/huntsman-lab 

Donate to the Nancy McKinstry Endowment Fund for Ovarian Cancer at https://donate.bccancerfoundation.com/site/TR?px=2927503&fr_id=4394&pg=personal&s_src=LNY20

For more information on the Gynecologic Cancer Initiative, please visit https://gynecancerinitiative.ca/ or email us at info@gynecancerinitiative.ca

Where to learn more about us:
Twitter – @GCI_Cluster
Instagram – @gynecancerinitiative
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Season 5 Episode 6: Understanding Clear Cell Ovarian Cancer: A Conversation with Dr. David Huntsman

Season 5 Episode 6: Understanding Clear Cell Ovarian Cancer: A Conversation with Dr. David Huntsman

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