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Sounds of Science is a monthly podcast about beginnings: how a molecule becomes a drug, how a rodent elucidates a disease pathway, how a horseshoe crab morphs into an infection fighter.
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Advancing Oncology Through Open Science (opens the original)
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What happens when cutting‑edge science meets one of the most devastating pediatric cancers? In this episode of Sounds of Science , Dr. Aled Edwards discusses how open, collaborative research is helping scientists confront rare and fatal childhood cancers like diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, and what it means when a potential therapy moves closer to reaching children who urgently need it. Show Notes The Disruptors: Meet Aled Oncology In Vivo Imaging Solutions | Charles River Oncology CRO Servic
The YWHAG Ultra-Rare Mutation: A Family Hunts for Solutions (opens the original)
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When Andrew Miner’s son James was diagnosed with an ultra-rare YWHAG mutation, the path forward was anything but clear. In this compelling episode of Sounds of Science, Andrew shares his family’s journey, the inspiration behind founding the YWHAG Foundation, and how advancing research is creating new possibilities and renewed hope for families affected by rare diseases. www.ywhagfoundation.org . https://www.criver.com/eureka/ywhag-ultra-rare-mutation-family-hunts-solutions
Laboratory Biosecurity for Exotic Viruses (opens the original)
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From hantavirus to Ebola to cyclosporiasis, it’s hard to escape the news about outbreaks of exotic viruses in people. How might these diseases impact or be transmitted by animals? In this episode, which airs July 21, Ken Henderson, PhD, DACLAM, an expert on keeping research mice and rats safe from outside threats, shares his insights into the most up-to-date research on biosecurity. Show Notes Pathogen Binder | Charles River Research Animal Diagnostic Services | Charles River Research Models and
From Cell Painting to Toxicology: Advancing Treatment for PACS2 Therapy (opens the original)
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What happens when parents refuse to accept a one percent chance? In this episode of Sounds of Science , Piotr and Gosia Kosla share how their daughter Lena’s ultra‑rare diagnosis sparked a global scientific effort, advancing a potential treatment from discovery to an active preclinical toxicology study in just two years. Show Notes General Toxicology | Charles River Preclinical GLP Toxicology Studies Painting a Picture of Hope to Treat PACS2 | Podcast PACS2 Research Foundation
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