Posts by Mario Suvà, MD, PhD
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New Cellular "Blueprint" of Glioblastoma Explains Why It's So Hard to Treat
Researchers from the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center find that single-cell analyses of glioblastoma have revealed multiple cellular states, and plasticity between those states, which explains why targeting one gene at a time has failed.
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Researchers Are Studying the Origin of Glioma
Neuro-oncologists at Massachusetts General Hospital are working toward a better understanding of gliomagenesis as a basis for the development of therapies, as well as identification of biomarkers to stratify patients for personalized treatment.
Biography
Dr. Suvà's laboratory, the Suvà laboratory, is focused on the biology of brain tumors, in particular diffuse gliomas in adults and children.
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