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Feb
2017
In their own words: The most exciting advances in cancer research
In honor of World Cancer Day on Saturday, we asked our scientists and collaborators a simple question—what do you think is the... Read More
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Nov
2016
MSU and VARI investigators working toward slowing progression of Parkinson’s
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A few years ago, Caryl Sortwell, a Michigan State University College of Human Medicine Parkinson’s researcher, was asked by Jeff MacKeigan, a... Read More
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Sep
2015
Van Andel Research Institute, Los Alamos National Laboratory to develop lung cancer model
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (September 14, 2015)—Scientists are developing a new tool to better study one of the deadliest types of lung cancer.... Read More
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May
2014
Van Andel Research Institute cancer study offers a resource on more than 1,000 human genes
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Grand Rapids, Mich. (May 19, 2014) – A recent study by Van Andel Research Institute (VARI) scientists promises to be an invaluable resource... Read More
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May
2014
Van Andel Research Institute’s Pathway of Hope Initiative achieves important research milestones
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Research initiative focused on developing improved treatments for tuberous sclerosis complex patients brings hope on TSC Awareness Day Grand Rapids, Mich. (May... Read More
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Dec
2013
Fourth Student Graduates from Recently Accredited Van Andel Institute Graduate School
Grand Rapids, Mich. (Dec. 2, 2013) – Laura Westrate, a fifth-year student at Van Andel Institute Graduate School (VAIGS), successfully defended her doctoral... Read More
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Mar
2013
Van Andel Institute Scientists Model Complex Cancer Cell Behavior
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Cell cannibalism process implicated in human disease determined through collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory Grand Rapids, Mich. (March 14, 2013) – Van Andel... Read More
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Feb
2013
Van Andel Institute Begins “Pathway of Hope” Research Initiative in Rare Tumor Disorder
Grand Rapids, Mich. (February 18, 2013) – Researchers at Van Andel Institute (VAI) have embarked on a multi-faceted initiative to study tuberous sclerosis... Read More