Dynamic Devices supports DIPG research with Lynx platform

Baptist Health has reached a major construction milestone for the Al and Jane Nahmad Women’s Cancer Center, marking the completion of the building’s exterior. This new 155,000-square-foot center will be a premier destination for women’s cancer care in South Florida, opening in early 2027. The center will offer multidisciplinary clinics, infusion therapy, fertility preservation, and advanced clinical trials tailored to women’s cancers. - The center is located on the Baptist Health Baptist Hospital campus and serves 65% women patients. - It is funded by donors including a transformational gift from Al and Jane Nahmad. - Designed for patient comfort and healing, it features centralized care and precision medicine. This milestone represents a significant step toward innovative, compassionate cancer care for women in the region. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dG7Ny_SN #PRESWERX #FloridaConstruction

An important article on the challenges (mainly entirely man-made rather than scientific) of international clinical trials. This gives a UK-centred perspective, but the issues are no less relevant for Canada, particularly as we reflect on the extent to which research for children with cancer in Canada has come to rely so heavily on funding from the US NIH.

✅ We are continuing to spotlight the Top 10 Research Priorities identified by the Australian Child and Adolescent Cancer Priority Setting Partnership to raise awareness and ensure these priorities lead future research.  These priorities were identified through the James Lind Alliance methodology, involving young people with cancer, parents, carers, and clinicians. Together, they decided what matters most. Watch Maya Oldroyd, a vibrant 16-year-old childhood cancer survivor with a sparkling personality, shares her experience and highlight how these priorities, especially the first two, deeply resonate with her lived experience. 📣Top 10 Childhood Cancer Research Priorities for Australia https://lnkd.in/gyEZfQXw These are not just research questions, but are concerns, needs, and hopes from survivors, families, and clinicians. When research reflects the voices of those who live it, it becomes truly transformative. 📢 Let’s listen, act, and align research with these priorities. Join in. Share widely. 📸 Sheila Patel QUT (Queensland University of Technology) Natalie Bradford #ChildhoodCancerAwareness #CancerResearch #PSP #JLA #SurvivorVoices #ResearchPriorities #TranslationalResearch #HealthPolicy #ImpactDrivenResearch #AustralianEvidence

🎗️ September – Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Lynch syndrome is a hereditary cancer predisposition that impacts not just individuals, but entire families. Early detection of this risk means protecting adults today and safeguarding children and future generations tomorrow. The European project PREDI-LYNCH, funded by the European Commission, is developing non-invasive tools to improve the early detection of Lynch syndrome–related cancers, helping families benefit from earlier prevention and more personalized care. Our thanks to Prof. Patrick Benusiglio, Prof. Alex Duval, and all the teams collaborating on this important program. If you have a family history of Lynch-related cancers (colon, endometrium, etc.), talk to your physician — a genetic test or risk evaluation may be worthwhile. Learn more via the Predy-Lynch video: https://lnkd.in/dAYcctiK #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth #HereditaryCancer #LynchSyndrome #Prevention #PrediLynch

Early detection saves lives—and now, thanks to Mass General Brigham's Community Care Vans, preventative cancer screenings and social care support are reaching more people in our local communities than ever before. LeMay Family Goodworks is honored to partner in this effort, ensuring more families have access to early detection, resources, and care that can truly change lives. In just one month, the vans have already engaged with over 100 individuals eligible for colorectal cancer (CRC) screening. Many have completed stool-based FIT testing, and one patient has already been navigated to colonoscopy. With services offered in multiple languages and social care support for uninsured and underinsured patients , the vans are breaking down barriers to early detection and improving outcomes in communities for all. We're proud to support this program-and this is only the beginning.

Baptist Health has reached a major construction milestone for the Al and Jane Nahmad Women’s Cancer Center, marking the completion of the building’s exterior. This new 155,000-square-foot facility will be a premier destination for women’s cancer care in South Florida, opening in early 2027. The center will offer comprehensive, patient-centered services including multidisciplinary clinics, infusion therapy, fertility preservation, and clinical trials. - The center is located on the Baptist Health Baptist Hospital campus and serves 65% women patients. - It is funded by generous donors, including a transformational gift from Al and Jane Nahmad. - Designed for warmth and healing, the center integrates advanced cancer treatment and research under one roof. This milestone represents a significant step forward in women’s cancer care, combining innovation and compassion in a state-of-the-art environment. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dG7Ny_SN #PRESWERX #FloridaConstruction

Baptist Health has reached a major construction milestone for the Al and Jane Nahmad Women’s Cancer Center, marking the completion of the building’s exterior. This new 155,000-square-foot facility will be a premier destination for women’s cancer care in South Florida, opening in early 2027. The center will offer comprehensive, patient-centered services including multidisciplinary clinics, infusion therapy, fertility preservation, and precision medicine. - The center is located on the Baptist Health Baptist Hospital campus and is the first of its kind in the region. - It is supported by a transformational gift from Al and Jane Nahmad and designed to provide a healing, woman-centric environment. - The facility will integrate clinical trials and advanced cancer treatments under one roof. This milestone represents significant progress toward enhanced, compassionate care for women with cancer in Miami. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dG7Ny_SN #PRESWERX #FloridaConstruction

🎬 Raising Awareness of Tongue Cancer in Young Patients 🎬 📊 Did you know? According to research published in Oral Oncology, the incidence of tongue cancer in people under 45 has surged, especially among young women, where cases have increased by a staggering 385% over the past 32 years. Know the Signs: If you have an ulcer or sore on your tongue or in your mouth that doesn't heal within 3 weeks, it’s crucial to see your dentist or doctor for further investigation. Early diagnosis doesn't just save lives—it saves quality of life. 💙 Watch and share to spread awareness! We’re incredibly grateful to Steven, a valued member of our Young Tongues community, for creating this powerful film to raise awareness about the alarming rise of tongue cancer in younger patients. You’ll hear Steven’s voice guiding you through this vital message. #TongueCancerAwareness #EarlyDiagnosisMatters #YoungTongues #PublicHealth #SaveLives #QualityOfLife

Each year in Canada, there are over 1500 children who face a cancer diagnosis – but the journey doesn’t end when treatment does. Survivors of childhood cancer need lifelong follow-up care tailored to their unique treatment history. In Ontario alone, more than 14,000 pediatric cancer survivors need reliable, up-to-date, and accessible information about their health. That’s where Passport for Care (PFC) comes in – a powerful digital platform with the potential to transform how survivors across Canada manage their long-term health. Read full story here - https://ow.ly/EQ5e50WA6Vw #PediatricCancer #DigitalPlatforms

UQ Professor Gail Garvey spoke to Noongar Radio explaining a new Cancer Council grant will fund new co-designed cancer prevention and care initiatives across North Queensland to close the gap in cancer outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. #PublicHealth #CancerPrevention #CareInitiatives #FirstNationsPeoples #ATSI #CancerResearch First Nations Cancer and Wellbeing Research Program