Research Scholar Gains Insight Into Novel Gastric Cancer Target
Martina Molgora, Ph.D., was a post-doctoral student at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis when her team led by Marco... Read More
Foundation Seed Grant for Study of Novel Target in H. Pylori-Driven Gastric Cancer
Scientists have long been aware that the gut bacterial infection Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) raises the risk of gastric cancer, but the... Read More
Gastric Cancer Registry Charts Exponential Growth and New Discoveries
Over the past year, the Gastric Cancer Registry at Stanford University School of Medicine has charted meaningful growth, not only in the... Read More
Yale Scientist to Probe Causes of Early-Onset Gastric Cancer with Foundation Seed Grant
In many countries around the world, the incidence of gastric cancer has increased in people under the age of 40, even as... Read More
Foundation Research Scholar Reports Progress in Discovering Potential Treatments for Peritoneal Spread
About 40% of gastric cancer patients experience “peritoneal” spread, the migration of tumor cells to the lining of the abdomen—a complication that... Read More
Gastric Cancer Registry Progress Spurs Five-Year, $9 Million NCI Grant
When the Gastric Cancer Foundation launched the Gastric Cancer Registry at Stanford University in 2011, our hope was that the patient samples... Read More
2022 Seed Grant Recipient Dr. Nilay Sethi’s Team Reports Major Progress in Research
In 2022, the Gastric Cancer Foundation awarded a seed grant to Dr. Nilay Sethi to explore an innovative therapeutic approach for gastric... Read More
Grant Recipient Investigates New Approaches to Treatment-Resistant Complication
The Gastric Cancer Foundation is dedicated to bridging a significant funding gap for researchers focused on gastric cancer, especially those in the... Read More
Announcing $300,000 in Seed Grants to Fund Novel Research Studies
A primary obstacle encountered by researchers with new, promising strategies to combat gastric cancer is securing financial support for early-stage research. The... Read More
Foundation Research Scholar Lauds Funding as ‘Instrumental’ to Understanding of Peritoneal Spread
As Samuel J. Klempner, M.D. approaches the completion of his three years as a Ben Feinstein Memorial Research Scholar, he’s reporting promising... Read More
