Sentences with phrase «current treatment efforts»

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«If successful,» Zhou said, «all these efforts would remarkably improve the current cancer immunotherapies by personalizing the treatment to exactly where and when it is needed, while reducing side effects.»

«The goal of our current research efforts is not just success in preventing rejection, but identifying treatments that allow transplanted kidneys to last the full lifetime of the recipient.»

It is critical to continue and accelerate a robust research effort to develop an HIV vaccine that is at least moderately effective, while also aggressively scaling up the implementation of current treatment and prevention tools, Dr. Fauci concludes.

Studer is quite confident in his efforts — and the promise of regenerative medicine — as a way to provide long - term benefits to patients and replace current chronic treatments.

Our current efforts relating to our pluripotent stem cell platform are focused on developing AST - OPC1 (hES cell - derived neural cells) for the treatment of spinal cord injury and other neurodegenerative diseases, and AST - VAC2 (hES cell - derived immunotherapy) for cancer.

It has focused its efforts on developing treatment regimens for diseases and conditions for which current treatment options are ineffective, costly, and / or cause unwanted side effects.

With regard to the SMA Treatment Acceleration Act, despite our best efforts and the unbelievable show of support by families across the nation, the current political climate in Washington makes it highly unlikely that the bill will pass this year.

Blanco talks with Education World about her book, which details her harsh treatment at the hands of bullies, and her current efforts to help schools stop bullying.

Blanco, who wrote a book detailing her harsh treatment at the hands of school bullies, talked about her current bullying - prevention efforts.

In an effort to bridge this gap, this workshop led by Ian Kerner PhD, LMFT, will discuss the exponentially expanding science of sexuality, current tools for assessment and treatment of common sexual issues through a biopsychosocial inter-relational lens, dealing with the therapist's anxiety and counter-transference about sex, and understanding the unique issues in working with LGBTQ couples