#FollowFriday Meet Brett Reid, MPH (@BrettMReid), a cancer epidemiologist and doctoral candidate advancing ovarian cancer research through genetic and molecular epidemiology. Be sure to follow her for insights on risk prediction and improving patient outcomes. #MoffittAmbassadors
Hear from Brett Reid, MPH (@BrettMReid), at #AACR26 as she presents research showing how the location and state of T cells within tumors may influence ovarian cancer survival in Black women. #MoffittAACR26
After her session at #AACR26, Brett Reid, MPH (@BrettMReid), shares how the spatial context of T cells within tumors may influence ovarian cancer survival in Black women. #MoffittAACR26@AACR
Happening now at #AACR26: Brett Reid, MPH (@BrettMReid), shares how the spatial distribution of T cells within tumors may influence ovarian cancer survival in Black women. #MoffittAACR26@AACR
At the #AACR24 poster session, Brett Reid, MPH, is discussing DNA methylation-predicted blood protein levels and #breastcancer risk.
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Out today in @AJHGNews our paper dissecting the 1p34.3 risk locus in High Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer #HGSOC. Led by @BrettMReid and former postdoc Koji Nakamura.
https://t.co/x6O4uK4bKd
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