Victor Velculescu

[Victor Velculescu @velculescu]

How do we know whether surgery has cured a patient with cancer? Combined analyses of cell-free DNA and white blood cells may provide a more accurate way to predict whether patients have residual disease.
@leal_md_sp @hopkinskimmel https://t.co/Me2U1b0eK8

[Victor Velculescu @velculescu]

Why do some lung cancer patients respond to immunotherapy while others do not? Multimodal genomic features recently published in Nature Cancer may help identify patients that benefit most from immune checkpoint blockade.
https://t.co/ig8VZOQAy7

[Science Translational Medicine @ScienceTM]

Circulating tumor DNA approach from @velculescu & @HopkinsMedicine could noninvasively detect early-stage cancer https://t.co/IByNMrbNjd

[Johns Hopkins Medicine @HopkinsMedicine]

A6: An alternative is immunotherapy that can be very effective in patients with high mutation load https://t.co/5tejAs6dCS #CancerGenomics

[Johns Hopkins Medicine @HopkinsMedicine]

A6: There may be a limit to the number of new therapies we can develop against mutated proteins in cancer. #CancerGenomics

[Johns Hopkins Medicine @HopkinsMedicine]

...we need to accurately identify and interpret changes in the cancer genome. https://t.co/8CXrJOIlnY #CanceGenomics

[Johns Hopkins Medicine @HopkinsMedicine]

A2 But we can’t have precision medicine without precision genomics... #CancerGenomics

[Johns Hopkins Medicine @HopkinsMedicine]

A2 Understanding the genomic changes in a cancer can help us match the right patient with the right therapy. #CancerGenomics

[Victor Velculescu @velculescu]

Great tweet chat on cancer genomics and precision medicine #cancergenomics

[Victor Velculescu @velculescu]

Awesome young recording artist @AlyssaBonagura has dedicated the first song in her album to fighting pancreatic cancer http://t.co/hKiUKQFL