Cancer Metabolism: From molecules to medicine

It takes years to discover and develop a new medication. But what does this long-term, complicated process actually involve? In this seminar, Harvard Medical School scientists and researchers will follow the molecular pathways related to cancer metabolism to help us understand the progress being made in the search for new and effective cancer treatments.

[unknowuser]

Harvard is an inspiration !!! The speakers are great it's just another world, full of motivation, inspiration and passion. Every person who has the dream to study there... should try it !!! It is never too late for anything

[Kwan-t]

That is very valuable to me to learn from this seminar, I am studying cell molecular biology at Kansai Medical University in Japan. I hope to be successful in my Ph.D. research. Cheer me !

[ehtx]

Thank you for your sound smooth language, which give a chance for Arab doctor to enjoy listening and clearly understanding every single sentence

[chaylenandolino]

listening to this to help my studying for my prelim--thanks!

[lekudele]

Great information for my PHD research! I'm glad to see a holistic view is added to cancer research!

[Joe.Mo]

This really helped me a lot as a high school student in a third-rate country. This really helped me

[BenochBeats]

Every bit of this lesson open doors for intellects to develop curiosity about tumor cell metabolism, and possible ways to solve this issue.

[diwitdharpatitripathi]

The frontiers of the oncology research and medical pharmaceutical sciences of the cancerous tumor cells.

[diwitdharpatitripathi]

Harvard medical school. Good evening ma'am. Thanks for broadcasting such a important medical information regarding the oncology research. Metabolism of the cancerous tumor and their spreading into the other organ systems of the cancer patients.

[joelowrance]

Check out the work of Thomas Seyfried. He's a/the pioneer in the 'cancer is a metabolic disease' paradigm.

[islamforall]

Some day I will teach Medicine at Harvard University.❤

Currently doing my PhD in Epidemiology & Clinical Research at Stanford University.

[christogonusekenwaneze]

This is very valuable and resourceful. Thank you.

[K-hafsi_loveallah]

thanks very much i benefited a lot and i enjoyed the seminar, yes we are optimistic and waiting

all the questions that we thought about were asked by audience thanks for the answer
we believe that s for every ailment there is a remedy, god bless you all
nurse from Canada from north Africa

[otubanjo]

Nice refresher since my absence in the world of biology.

[OTIMDANIELCOMBONI]

This has been my dream university since childhood, I hope to do my masters there❤😍🥰

[allielilia]

love how these people come to these medical lectures to be dying of cough and interrupt

[diwitdharpatitripathi]

From molecular metabolism to the unstoppable replication . Of the cancerous cells. Regulating the metabolism and cellular replication of the cancerous cells.

[lorezc]

I have cancer 1 year ago and i am not cure but i am in remmision 5 moths, cancer is so dificult but have cure. BELIVE. If you have a dream to do Medicine or Nursing go, save lives. You are a good Doctor and Nurse :)

[diwitdharpatitripathi]

Cell biology and the molecular genetics of the cancerous cells.

[diwitdharpatitripathi]

The biomolecular engineering of the cellular machinery of the cancerous tumor cells.