Cancer Straight Talk
Women in Cancer: Meet Three Trailblazers at MSK
Apr 17, 2024
Join Dr. Diane Reidy-Lagunes as she engages with trailblazers Karuna Ganesh, a medical oncologist specializing in colorectal cancer, and Chrysothemis Brown, a pediatrician focused on immune regulation. They dive into groundbreaking research on cancer metastasis and immune response. The discussion highlights the pivotal role of mentorship and philanthropy in fostering innovation in cancer science. Discover how these women are reshaping the landscape and empowering future generations in the fight against cancer.
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- Dr. Karuna Ganesh and Dr. Chrysothemis Brown are pioneering significant advancements in cancer research through innovative methods and immune system studies.
- Philanthropy plays a vital role in supporting women in science, enabling high-risk research and fostering mentorship for emerging researchers.
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Acknowledgment of Women in Science
The contributions of women in scientific fields, particularly in oncology, are often overlooked, with Rosalind Franklin's role in the discovery of DNA exemplifying this trend. Despite past challenges, today's women scientists are breaking barriers and making significant impacts in cancer research. Trailblazers such as Dr. Karuna Ganesh and Dr. Chrysanthemus Brown are recognized for their groundbreaking work in understanding colorectal cancer and immune regulation, respectively. These scientists emphasize the importance of acknowledgment, mentorship, and support to advance the representation and achievements of women in science.
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