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June 25, 2020

ctDNA Identifies Acquired Resistance Mechanisms to Savolitinib in MET+ Gastric Cancer

An early trial of AstraZeneca’s MET inhibitor savolitinib in gastric cancer revealed mutations that confer drug resistance.

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Stomach cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide, yet it receives less than half of one percent of U.S. federal cancer research funding. Your generosity fuels research and provides people with stomach cancer the information, support and hope they need to navigate their journey. Visit gastriccancer.org/commit-to-a-cure to learn more and support our Fall campaign. ... See MoreSee Less

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Email from Gastric Cancer Foundation Commit to a Cure DONATE Dear Friends, You may have recently received our new COMMIT TO A CURE brochure in the mail. As we launch this year’s Fall fundraising...

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“Screening for Gastric Cancer: Why a personalized approach is needed for those at risk for the disease.” Via MedPage Today ... See MoreSee Less

Screening for Gastric Cancer: No Simple Answers

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Why a personalized approach is needed for those at risk for the disease

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Gastric Cancer Foundation

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Two new reports conclude that eradicating H. Pylori infection can lower the risk of gastric cancer. One of the studies concluded that gastric cancer incidence falls by 40% with eradication of the bacteria. Via The New England Journal of Medicine ... See MoreSee Less

Preventing Gastric Cancer by Eradicating

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Gastric infection with Helicobacter pylori initiates mucosal changes that can evolve to adenocarcinoma. Two new reports expand our understanding of the

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Gastric Cancer Foundation

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After 15 years of exceptional service and transformational leadership, Stacie Hershman will be retiring as Executive Director of the Gastric Cancer Foundation on December 31, 2025. We are deeply grateful for her many contributions and are pleased to announce that Harriet Patterson, MPH, will join the Foundation as our new Executive Director beginning November 1, 2025. conta.cc/42rWsg4 ... See MoreSee Less

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Gastric Cancer Foundation

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The global incidence of some types of gastric cancer was higher for females under age 50 than it was for males in 22 countries between 1988 and 2017, a new study reports. The finding supports other studies showing that the disease is becoming more prevalent in young people, the authors said, emphasizing the need for improved screening efforts. Via American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) : aacrjournals.org/cebp/article-abstract/34/8/1359/763692/Global-Incidence-of-Gastric-Cancer-by-Age... ... See MoreSee Less

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