The Cancer Researcher Podcast (EACR)
Chronic stress increases metastasis via neutrophil-mediated changes to the microenvironment: Episode 17 of The Cancer Researcher Podcast.
Collaborating Across Borders – The Cancer Researcher Podcast
The He Lab Receives JIT Funds from ICST!
We thank the Just-In-Time (JIT) Core Usage Funding Program for supporting an one-year core funds (since Aug 2024) to the He Lab!
The JIT program is supported by the Washington University Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICST), Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis Children’s Hospital, the Hope Center for Neurological Disorders, and Siteman Cancer Center.
AACR Research Funding Impact: Grantee Impact
Xue-Yan was awarded the AACR-AstraZeneca Breast Cancer Research Fellowship in 2021. During her postdoctoral fellowship, she uncovered how neutrophils create a pro-metastatic environment in response to chronic stress. The results of this study highlight the potential of stress reduction as a strategy for cancer patients to improve treatment outcome (May, 2024).
National Cancer Institute (NCI) News & Events Blog
We thank NCI News & Events Blog for the interview and the highlights on Xueyan’s work on stress and metastasis (April, 2024)!
Xue-Yan’s Cancer Cell paper on stress and metastasis has received
numerous press releases…!
We truly appreciate all the interviews and press releases reporting our work on stress and metastasis !
CSHL; TBR News; Medical xpress; Inside Precision Medicine; The Sun (US Edition);
MSN News Medical; Brain Tomorrow; Sci Tech Daily; List23; EurekAlert; Daily Trust;
Williams Cancer Institute; Times Now News; Daily Mail; Cancer World; The Pioneer;
Heidelberg24; Psychology Today; Gizmodo; Heraldo; Scinexx; Earth; The J Post;
Huffington Post; Fuldaer Zeitung; Healthcare-in-europe; News-Medical; Med India;
Technology Networks; Science Mag(CZ); Biocompare; Pune News; Tripura Times;
Thip Media; Allgemeine Zeitung; Neuroscience News; Orissa Post; SauerlandKurier;
International Business Times; Investing News; AFHIL Fund; Glamsham; Daijiworld;
Morung Express; The Epoch Times; Social News XYZ; Zerohedge; PracticeUpdate;
Xue-Yan is highlighted by AACR Tumor Microenvironment (TME) Working Group as an early career investigator
Thank you AACR Tumor Micrornvironment Working Group for for shining a spotlight on Xueyan and her work on stress and metastasis (March, 2024)!
The He Lab is funded by Cancer Research Foundation!
We thank Cancer Research Foundation for granting two-year support (since 04/01/2024) to Xue-Yan as a recipient of the Young Investigator Award!
Welcome Chen, Xiaoxiao and Steven!
- Welcome Chen Chen, Ph. D. joining the He lab as a senior scientist!
- Welcome Xiaoxiao Zhou, Ph.D. joining us as a Postdoctoral Research Associate!
- Welcome Steven joining us as an undergrad research assistant!
The He Lab is funded by Pedal the Cause (Nov, 2023)!
Funding for our lab was made possible by Pedal the Cause. Pedal the Cause was founded in 2010 with the bold vision of creating a world without cancer by funding cancer research in its earliest stage at Siteman Cancer Center and Siteman Kids at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
Xue-Yan He’s lab officially launches in October, 2023!
Our lab launches on the 5th floor of Cancer Research Building, at the Department of Cell Biology and Physiology, Washington University School of Medicine. We invite you to join us if you’re interested in our work!