National Brain Tumor Society, Yale Collaborate to Form DNA Damage Response Consortium
The National Brain Tumor Society and Yale University have partnered to conduct research on response mechanisms for DNA damage in an attempt to find new treatments for brain tumor patients. The National Brain Tumor Society is the biggest not-for-profit organization focused on brain cancer in the United States. The initiative, called the DNA Damage Response Consortium, will be led by Professor Ranjit Bindra of the School of Medicine at Yale University. Bindra is the scientific director of the Chênevert Brain Tumor Center, in addition to being a professor of therapeutic radiology. In an interview, Bindra explained that the damage response…
