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, coping, distress, resilience, and caregiver/family support · Palliative care, symptom management, cancer pain, fatigue, cachexia, sleep, communication, decision-making, and serious illness care
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Rutgers Cancer Institute - Cancer Metabolism and Immunology | New Brunswick, New Jersey | United States | 2 days ago
of p53 and gain-of-function p53 mutants in cancer; and 2) how tumor suppressors, including p53 and its target genes, regulate cancer metabolism, tumor-immune interactions, and cancer cachexia. Selected
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, behavioral oncology, mental health, coping, distress, resilience, and caregiver/family support · Palliative care, symptom management, cancer pain, fatigue, cachexia, sleep, communication, decision-making, and
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-oncology, behavioral oncology, mental health, coping, distress, resilience, and caregiver/family support · Palliative care, symptom management, cancer pain, fatigue, cachexia, sleep, communication, decision
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(sarcopenia and cachexia) Position Details Position Description The Division of Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine, Department of Medicine, at the University of Washington invites applications for a full-time
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cellular mechanisms underlying cancer cachexia, skeletal muscle wasting, and cancer-associated metabolic dysfunction. The successful candidate will participate in innovative basic and translational research
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appointee to take part in basic and translational research focused on the neuromusculoskeletal consequences of cancer and its treatments (i.e., cachexia). Ongoing projects emphasize inter-organ communication
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regulatory networks associated with muscle aging, sarcopenia, and cancer cachexia. The Research Fellow will play a key role in driving computational and data-driven biomedical research, contributing
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the complex relationships between immune function, gut microbiome, and disease Cancer immunology and cachexia: Translational studies examining immune mechanisms in cancer progression and treatment Mast cell