Care and Research: Providing the Best Available Therapies for Patients Today
Welcome back! After giving you a sense last week of where I’ve come from and how I’ve ended up in B.C. I thought I …
Welcome back! After giving you a sense last week of where I’ve come from and how I’ve ended up in B.C. I thought I …
Hello everyone, I’m pleased to have been asked to be this month’s guest blogger (I’ve never been an official blogger before!). I grew up in …
Thank you to Dr. Peter Watson for a month of fascinating insights from the BC Cancer Agency - Victoria. From biobanking to breast cancer research …
The BC Cancer Agency’s Tumour Tissue Repository (TTR) is another example of a biobank that owes much of its success to generous donations to …
This week I would like to talk about biobanks and tell you a little more about how they work. Biobanks operate by coordinating a process …
As I described earlier this week, my colleagues and I had recently discovered a link between resistance to hormone therapy in breast cancer patients …
In my previous post I described how I came to be a pathologist, scientist, and a biobanker. My colleagues have written fascinating posts about …
Hello, I’m Dr. Peter Watson, a pathologist, scientist, and biobanker based at the BC Cancer Agency in Victoria. What influenced me to pursue all these …
For many, the mention of “research” makes one’s eyes gloss over and the mind wander to other topics! But for oncologists at the BC …
In wrapping up my posts as guest blogger for the month of May, I would like to tell you about our current activities and …