TWiPO #108: Hepatoblastoma: A Physician & Patient Family’s Story with Dr. Jim Geller & The Woolwines

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DFMO FDA Approval with Dr. Nicole Drezner

In this episode Dr. Timothy Cripe and Dr. Brenda Weigel are joined by FDA's Dr. Nicole Drezner, pediatric oncologist and the Deputy Division Director of the Division of Oncology 2 who led the FDA review and publication on the approval of DFMO. Listen in on the discussion surround ...  Show more

New Focused Ultrasound Study for Progressive Diffuse Midline Glioma

Dr. Luca Szalontay,  Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Columbia University Medical Center, discusses the work of Columbia's Initiative for Drug Delivery Innovation which is exploring new treatments for pediatric brain tumors utilizing Convection Enhanced Delivery and Focused U ...  Show more

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