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health1 year ago

"Fast-Tracking Breast Cancer Vaccines: Hope for Patients in Clinical Trials"

NBC News correspondent Kristen Dahlgren left journalism to launch the Pink Eraser Project, aiming to accelerate the development of a breast cancer vaccine. Dr. Nora Disis' vaccine trial at the University of Washington's Cancer Vaccine Institute has shown promising results, with breast cancer survivor Jennifer Brouwer participating in the Phase 2 trial. The vaccine aims to teach the body to identify and destroy cancer stem cells using the immune system. The Pink Eraser Project seeks to streamline effective studies and bring together leading researchers to eradicate breast cancer as a fatal disease. Brouwer, hopeful for a medical breakthrough, encourages women to consider participating in clinical trials and not to dismiss the idea due to misconceptions.

via WOODTV.com|
#breast-cancer#clinical-trials#health
health-cancer-research1 year ago

"Pink Eraser Project Accelerates Breast Cancer Vaccine Development"

Former NBC correspondent Kristen Dahlgren left her dream job to launch the Pink Eraser Project, aiming to accelerate breast cancer vaccines after learning about promising research from Dr. Nora Disis. The project seeks to streamline funding and collaboration to bring safe and affordable breast cancer vaccines to fruition, potentially changing the landscape of breast cancer treatment worldwide.

via Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper|
#breast-cancer#cancer-research#cancer-vaccines
health-and-charity1 year ago

NBC News Correspondent Kristen Dahlgren Launches Breast Cancer Charity

NBC News correspondent Kristen Dahlgren is leaving the network to launch the Pink Eraser Project, a nonprofit organization focused on finding a vaccine for breast cancer. The project aims to connect experts from leading cancer institutes to work on developing a vaccine. As a breast cancer survivor, Dahlgren hopes to unite women in the fight against breast cancer and believes that vaccines could provide a chance at survival, potentially leading to vaccines for other cancers as well.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
#breast-cancer#health-and-charity#kristen-dahlgren
health1 year ago

"NBC Correspondent Kristen Dahlgren Launches Pink Eraser Project to End Breast Cancer"

Breast cancer survivors Michele Young and Kristen Dahlgren have launched the Pink Eraser Project, a nonprofit aimed at accelerating the development of a breast cancer vaccine within 25 years by providing focus, support, collaboration, and funding. The project involves collaboration with leading cancer research institutions and is led by Dr. Nora Disis, who has a breast cancer vaccine in early-stage trials. The goal is to coordinate efforts among experts, partners, and advocates to make breast cancer vaccines available by 2030, ultimately aiming to end breast cancer as a fatal disease.

via The Cincinnati Enquirer|
#breast-cancer#cancer-vaccine#health