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06.11.2026

Mariam Amghar has been awarded the Helmholtz Doctoral Prize in the "Health" category. In her doctoral thesis at the DKFZ, she investigated why some prostate cancer patients respond to radioactive drugs while others do not. Congratulations! 👏 https://t.co/4qZohs4Msm

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06.11.2026

Mariam Amghar erhält den Helmholtz-Doktorandenpreis in der Kategorie "Gesundheit". In ihrer Doktorarbeit im DKFZ hat sie untersucht, warum manche Prostatakrebspatienten auf radioaktive Medikamente ansprechen, andere dagegen nicht. Herzlichen Glückwunsch! https://t.co/4wJUizmRjp

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04.11.2026

At the same time, the researchers identified a key factor that, acting as a guardian of cell identity, limits this adaptability. A second paper published in @Nature shows that, despite their great diversity, glioblastomas follow a surprisingly similar developmental pathway.

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