New Orleans Jazz

New Orleans Jazz

Most of the abstracts for the 2016 annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (Twitter #AACR16) in New Orleans are now available online, which raises the intriguing question:

What are the top 10 abstracts at AACR 2016? 

If you’re a subscriber, take a moment to think which ones would be on your list, BEFORE you read this post.

Rather than give chapter and verse on a long raft of abstracts, in this second preview post I’ve chosen to focus on a few interesting, intriguing or important issues. Clearly, everyone will have their own way of defining a top 10 list, never mind choosing them! I do hope this starts a debate in your group, it’s always cool discussing science, after all.  Which ones would you choose and why?

What I wanted to do was highlight some of the critical scientific or clinical questions that I have written down in my little black book over the last year or so for which we need solid answers in order to move our understanding of the cancer research along. That list is very long and always seems to be getting longer!  The good news is that we may have answers to some of them at AACR next month. 

Here goes, in no particular order…

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