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MARCH SARC TALK

This episode showcases Dr. Albiruni Razak from the University of Toronto, Princess Margaret Cancer Center, and Dr. Neeta Somaiah from MD Anderson Cancer Center. Both experts bring a wealth of sarcoma knowledge, particularly focusing on well-differentiated and dedifferentiated liposarcoma.

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April 17, 2024

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SARC Multidisciplinary Tumor Board (SMTB) Updates

The SARC Multidisciplinary Tumor Board (SMTB) meets the second Friday of every month at 1:00 p.m. ET. Since inception 21 cases have been discussed. Click to learn more about the cases.

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Where can I find a Sarcoma Center?

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HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE IN A SARC CLINICAL TRIAL?

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WHAT ARE SARCOMAS?

Sarcomas are uncommon and there are many different types — experts have identified more than 80 different forms — leading to significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. Sarcomas represent 15 to 20% of childhood cancers and 1% of adult cancers.

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WHAT DOES SARC DO?

Founded in 2003 as a non-profit cancer research organization, SARC directly develops, sponsors, and manages research projects for pediatric and adult sarcomas. We lead domestic and international collaborative discovery, translational research, and clinical trials.

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WHO PARTNERS WITH SARC?

We collaborate with the scientific research community, partner with pharmaceutical and biotech companies, and inform patients and caregivers about our work. Attend our bi-annual meetings to learn more about the latest developments in sarcoma research.

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RESEARCHERS

APPLY FOR GRANTS; ACCESS BIOSPECIMENS, DATA SETS, IMAGING RESOURCES

INDUSTRY

EXPLORE PARTNERSHIPS FROM CONCEPT TO PROTOCOL

Patients & Caregivers

LEARN ABOUT SARCOMA; PARTICIPATE IN STUDIES

Donors & Supporters

TOGETHER WE CAN CHANGE PATIENT OUTCOMES; HOW YOU CAN HELP

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