English
|
Spanish
Supporting oncology professionals through education
Login
Register
The content on this site is intended for healthcare professionals only
Menu
Home
News
Journal
Video
e
learning
Events
Conferences
About us
Keyword
Breast
Prostate & urology
Lung & pleura
Colorectal & gastro
Melanoma & skin
Head & neck
Ovary & gynaecology
Bone
Brain & nervous system
Haematology oncology
Hepatobiliary pancreatic
Paediatric
Neuroendocrine
Sarcomas
News
Latest news
Sign up for news alerts
Submit your news
Explore
Bone
Brain & nervous system
Breast
Colorectal & gastro
Haematology oncology
Head & neck
Hepatobiliary pancreatic
Lung & pleura
Melanoma & skin
Neuroendocrine
Ovary & gynaecology
Paediatric
Prostate & urology
Sarcomas
Journal information
Journal home
Charges
Editorial board
Founding editors
Editor-in-chief
Contact us
Author information
Submit article
Author guidelines
Editorial policies
Copyright information
Why publish with us
Reviewer information
Reviewer guidelines
Memberships
Videos
Recent videos
Sign up
Explore
Bone
Brain & nervous system
Breast
Colorectal & gastro
Haematology oncology
Head & neck
Hepatobiliary pancreatic
Lung & pleura
Melanoma & skin
Neuroendocrine
Ovary & gynaecology
Paediatric
Prostate & urology
Sarcomas
Conferences
Latest conferences
Sign up for latest coverage
Submit your event
About
e
cancer
About
e
cancer
Our founders
Funding statement
Contact us
Home
News
Journal
Video
e
learning
Events
Conferences
About us
Keyword
Breast
Prostate & urology
Lung & pleura
Colorectal & gastro
Melanoma & skin
Head & neck
Ovary & gynaecology
+
-
Bone
Brain & nervous system
Haematology oncology
Hepatobiliary pancreatic
Paediatric
Neuroendocrine
Sarcomas
Stem cells in breast cancer
Share :
EBCC 7
17 Nov 2011
Please rate this video
The information in this video was of interest to me
The information in this video is likely to improve my clinical practice or research
I would recommend this video to my colleagues
Published:
22 Apr 2010
Views:
11358
Rating:
Save
Rate video
Dr Robert Clarke - Paterson Institute for Cancer Research, University of Manchester, UK
Dr Clark discusses how cancer stem cells can be targeted by inhibiting the Notch signalling pathway.
Categories:
Breast
Targeted molecules
Related Videos
Hormonal Receptor Positive Breast Cancer Adjuvant and Metastatic Indications
Dr Aurelio Castrellon - Memorial Cancer Institute, Miami, USA
12 Jul 2024
Abemaciclib and fulvestrant show improved efficacy in HR+, HER2- advanced...
Dr Kevin Kalinsky - Winship Cancer Institute, Georgia, USA
26 Jun 2024
Inavolisib, palbociclib, fulvestrant combo shows sustained benefit beyond...
Dr Dejan Juric - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, USA
3 Jun 2024
Addition of atezolizumab to chemotherapy after surgery does not improve...
Dr Heather McArthur - UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, USA
26 Apr 2024
A combined PET-MRI scan could improve treatment for patients with early breast...
Dr Rosa Di Micco - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan, Italy
26 Apr 2024
EBCC 2024: Addressing inequalities across Europe in access to innovation for...
Dr Fiorita Poulakaki (Athens Medical Centre Hospital, Athens, Greece) and Dr...
25 Apr 2024
Comment: EBCC 2024 highlights
Dr Fiorita Poulakaki (Athens Medical Centre Hospital, Athens, Greece) andDr...
25 Apr 2024
Saruparib shows encouraging efficacy and safety in mutant advanced solid tumours
Dr Timothy Yap - The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Housten, USA
24 Apr 2024
Using AI to identify patients at increased risk of side effects from radiation...
Dr Tim Rattay - University of Leicester Cancer Research Centre, Leicester, UK
25 Mar 2024
More from
e
cancer