After listening to and speaking with those in the esophageal and gastric/stomach cancer community, we have together decided to change the name of the GECproject.org to the Esophageal & Stomach Cancer Project (ESCproject.org). Please follow us here: @ECSCproject
Just a reminder - today, Dr. Adam Bass (@BassLab_DFCI) of the GECProject.org will be presenting on "Genomic Research Studies In #GastricCancer" for Debbie's Dream Foundation's (@StomachCancer_ ) webinar series. Be sure to register here: goo.gl/Utd8DK
Tomorrow, Dr. Adam Bass (@BassLab_DFCI) of the #GECProject will be presenting on "Genomic Research Studies In #GastricCancer" for Debbie's Dream Foundation's (@StomachCancer_ ) webinar series. If you are interested, please be sure to register here today: goo.gl/Utd8DK
This week, we're reading through medical records for the GECproject.org. Our team is taking a deeper dive to find information like diagnosis and treatments. Each record is a person's unique story -- many thanks to all for sharing with us. #CountMeIn
Gastroesophageal Cancer Project retweeted
Sara Balch, Beena Thomas & Brett Tomson from @broadinstitute and Priti Kumari from our Knowledge Systems Group @danafarber explain how the #CountMeIn initiative advances #cancerresearch through patient partnerships. @priti88_k @count_me_in
If you have esophageal or gastric/stomach cancer, you have the power to transform our understanding of gastroesophageal cancer. Find out how: gecproject.org #CountMeIn
If you have esophageal or gastric/stomach cancer, you can have a direct impact on the future of esophageal and gastric/stomach cancer. Learn more here: GECproject.org #CountMeIn
Thank YOU! Because of you, we have passed 100 registered participants for the GECproject.org. Thank you for being the driving force in moving research forward for esophageal and stomach cancer. #CountMeIn
Will you help us reach 100? We are so close. Please RT and help spread the word about the GECproject.org! #esophagealcancer #stomachcancer #CountMeIn
Thank you for such a great weekend in DC at the @Georgetown @RueschCenter Symposium on GI Cancers! We are so grateful to have had the opportunity to share about the GECproject.org & @count_me_in. Together, we can accelerate discoveries. #CountMeIn
If you're attending the @Georgetown @RueschCenter Symposium on GI Cancers this weekend in DC, please visit us in the Exhibit Hall to learn more about the GECproject.org. Hope to meet you! #CountMeIn
Will you be at @Georgetown's Ruesch Center Symposium on gastrointestinal cancers this week? If so, please visit our table in the Exhibit Hall and say hello to Alyssa and Colleen from the GECproject.org team. Hope to see you in DC! #CountMeIn
Gastroesophageal Cancer Project retweeted
Spread the word...We are enrolling patients with stomach and esophageal patients in our direct-to-patient research study. Patients can sign-up online and share their data (confidentially) at gecproject.org. The more who take part, the faster we make progress.
If you have esophageal or gastric/stomach cancer, you have the power to accelerate cancer research in a way no one else can. Learn how: gecproject.org
If you have esophageal or gastric/stomach cancer, please consider joining a nationwide movement of patients, doctors, and scientists by sharing your tumor samples, your medical information, and your voice. Find out how: gecproject.org
Do you know someone with esophageal or gastric/stomach cancer? Please consider inviting them to join the Gastroesophageal Cancer Project and learn how to become a driving force in moving research forward: gecproject.org
There are significant unmet needs that prevent the development of better therapies for gastroesophageal cancer. Patients can make a difference. Find out how: gecproject.org
If you have esophageal or gastric/stomach cancer, please consider joining a nationwide movement of patients, doctors, and scientists by sharing your tumor samples, your medical information, and your voice. Find out how: gecproject.org
If you have esophageal or gastric/stomach cancer, you have the power to transform research in a way no one else can. Find out how: gecproject.org
The unique genetic information in your cancer could hold the key to rapid advances in treatment. By sharing your tumor samples, your medical information, & your voice, you may help accelerate discoveries for esophageal & gastric/stomach cancer. Learn more: gecproject.org
