I’m proud to announce my Principal Investigator role on a 5-year ARPA-H funded project: Drug/Device Combinations to Prevent Cancer-Associated Lymphedema @arpahealth@stanford @lymphaticnetwork
Pleased to see our latest paper, "The Role of Inflammation in Lymphedema: A Narrative Review of Pathogenesis and Opportunities for Therapeutic Intervention", published in the International Journal of Molecular Science. @trasnochando
https://t.co/grH9tPrmUO
FINDING A DRUG FOR HUMAN LYMPHEDEMA: From Bedside to Bench to Bedside - a fantastic session from Professor Stanley Rockson.
Thank you to Stanley for travelling from the States to deliver such great sessions.
#BLS2023
@Ballinaleegirl Everything is going well. We are seeing response to drug! - but we cannot perform any analysis until all trial events are completed. Like you, we are very hopeful....🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Today, we enrolled the first subject in the HEAL trial (Human Upper Extremity Acebilustat Lymphedema Trial). The study is intended to further investigate the ability of the specific LTB4 antagonist to reverse the structural damage in human chronic #lymphedema.
Our paper - in collaboration with Professor Gianesini's laboratory and team - on the identification of the glycocalyx in the human #lymphatic vasculature is available on @ResearchGate: https://t.co/3vjggXtClf
@ShoaClarke Great points, Shoa! As a journal editor-in-chief, I can confirm the increasing unavailability of peer reviewers. I especially commend thr idea of recommending reviewers who are valid and likely to be receptive.