Working at MGH for one day! Matteo Ligorio #MGH #Boston

Special Thanks to all the Authors of the last paper from Matteo Ligorio. I hope this Review on CAFs inspires new scientific inquiries on tumor microenvironment..

Congrats!!

Awarded for his research on the biological mechanisms of pancreatic tumor progression, Matteo Ligorio has been given the MERIT award by National Cancer Institute. Dr. Ligorio joined our UTSW Simmons Cancer Center team in 2020 and has been a leader in both cancer surgery and research. More at bit.ly/37r2FMK

..so honored to have received this award from NIH and to be part of this outstanding UTSW community!! Let’s cure pancreatic cancer, together! Matteo Ligorio UTSW Surgery UTSW Simmons Cancer Center

Congratulations to Matteo Ligorio on receiving this rare grant from National Cancer Institute for his research on biological mechanisms of pancreatic tumor progression. bit.ly/3aNI5rY

Reminder Tmr (Friday) at 2 PM, the Pancreatic Ca Program UTSW Simmons Cancer Center will have our monthly meeting. Matteo Ligorio Matteo Ligorio is presenting. We will be in NB8.118 and on Zoom. come by or contact me for the link if you want to attend. it will be on tumor architecture in PDA

What really causes death in cancer? 🧐 Dr. Matteo Ligorio’s Nature Medicine study finds that tumors invading major blood vessels may lead to deadly clots and organ failure, opening new paths for earlier detection and intervention.

New study in Nature Medicine from Matteo Ligorio Macrovascular tumor infiltration and circulating tumor cell cluster dynamics in patients with cancer approaching the end of life nature.com/articles/s4159… Addressing the fundamental question of why patients with advanced cancers die...

Intriguing data from friends UTSW Simmons Cancer Center and beyond. 👏Congrats Matteo Ligorio, Herbert Zeh, and team! What do the #PDAC, #GIOnc, and #RadOnc communities think — could targeting macrovascular infiltration change outcomes for patients? Anirban Maitra Shaalan Beg MD MBA FASCO nature.com/articles/s4159…

In a study published in Nature Medicine and led by Matteo Ligorio & kelley newcomer, #UTSW researchers found that cancer deaths may be driven by tumor invasion into major blood vessels rather than metastasis, paving the way for life-extending interventions. bit.ly/4hf6kjx

New study in Nature Medicine from our lab Matteo Ligorio nature.com/articles/s4159… Shedding light on the biological causes of cancer death youtu.be/LwLcAZ9gkyU?si… utsouthwestern.edu/newsroom/artic…

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Congratulations Matteo Matteo Ligorio & UTSW Surgery UTSW Simmons Cancer Center collaborators for this nature Medicine 📝 describing the end-of-life CTCs & vascular invasion dynamics in cancer patients. Tremendous work to elucidate the cause of cancer-related death .nature.com/articles/s4159…

Challenging long-held beliefs about cancer’s deadliest mechanisms, new research from Matteo Ligorio, M.D., Ph.D. (Matteo Ligorio), and Kelly Newcomer, M.D., reveals the vascular system’s critical role in life’s final stages. Discover more: bit.ly/43dA0HO

Yesterday we were honored to have our very own Ligorio Lab host a groundbreaking symposium discussing the role of macrovascular infiltration in cancer progression. 🔬 Read more about this cutting-edge research in the “Nature Medicine” publication here: nature.com/articles/s4159…

Thank you, UTSW and Department of Surgery to sponsor this event and thank you all the Speakers, Moderators, Attendees to celebrating our recent paper on Nature Medicine nature.com/articles/s4159… and to brainstorming on how to target macrovascular infiltration.

A Nature Medicine News & Views on Matteo Ligorio article below by Ammar Asrar Javed, MD PhD 🇺🇸 Camila Hidalgo Salinas Perlmutter Cancer Center at NYU Langone Health NYU Langone Health Understanding end-of-life cancer biology nature.com/articles/s4159…