Englander Institute for Precision Medicine
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Researchers in New York are now using virtual reality to delve deep inside the human body in hopes of unlocking a cure for cancer.

Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine developed the genome sequencing software application.

Doctors wear a virtual reality headset to visualize protein structures in 3D space, searching for mutations in tumors.

” You would use both of your hands to stretch it and shrink it and that would allow you to grow or shrink the model. Now if I want to...

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Scientists say we’re in a medical renaissance of sorts where the goal of curing cancer – the many different versions of it – may actually be in reach. NY1’s Erin Billups has more in part two of her look at precision medicine.

It turns out Irene Price’s bladder cancer was better treated with drugs used for breast cancer. Her story, an example of the shift in cancer care – at least for advanced...

Irene Price and her physician, Dr. David Nanus

In his State of the Union address President Barack Obama made finding a cure for cancer a moonshot of his final year in office. It’s a lofty goal as cancer is not just one disease but many. But with the help of doctors at a New York institute one woman may have found her cure, tailored just for her. NY1’s Erin Billups filed the following report.

Irene Price was diagnosed with bladder cancer...