Join us for the Advancements in Translational Science for Pain Management in Cancer Care Symposium on May 8-9 at MD Anderson to gain insights from leading experts on cutting-edge research and innovative treatments for cancer-related pain: https://t.co/vUAu1Qp4zJ #PainManagement
#SNO2024 I was honored to meet renowned pioneers, and thrilled to present our current research findings on cancer neuroscience, contributing to this vibrant community.@MDAndersonNews@YuanPan3@GutmannLab
As we strive to #EndCancer with cutting-edge research and treatment, we are honored to be trusted by our patients and to again be ranked No. 1 in cancer care by @USNews.
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I'm thrilled to share this exciting news!! I've been awarded with the Endowed Fellowship Research Excellence for the 2023-2024 academic year! I'm grateful for the guidance and support of my exceptional mentor @YuanPan3, who has been instrumental in my journey!@MDAndersonNews
@MDAndersonNews We enjoyed a great day learning from pain management experts, gaining insights from clinical, translational, and basic science perspectives. #Pain management in cancer care symposium 2024
Thanks to the organizers: @DrPeterGrace@AndrewShep82
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center invites you to the Advancements in Translational Science for Pain Management in Cancer Care Symposium
Come meet @khushbooirshad at SNO if you’re interested in #CancerNeuroscience!
Our poster # are CNSC-18 & MODL-07
We’re also recruiting a lab manager if anyone is interested😉
Excited to be in person at #SfN23! Presenting my recent work on cancer pain!
You’re welcome to say hi and discuss! my poster on Sunday afternoon 1-5PM at the molecular and cellular pain models session, board no. T3
#SfN2023@MDAndersonNews
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