Osteosarcoma Research Blog

Welcome to the osteosarcoma research blog. Here you’ll find all the latest news in osteosarcoma including trial results, scientific discoveries and conference reports.

Targeting the RB Pathway in Osteosarcoma.

Oct 4, 2022

A study has identified a new possible drug target to treat osteosarcoma. The research is in its early stages but it shows that our understanding of osteosarcoma is increasing.

Join our Patient Advisory Board

Sep 27, 2022

Applications are now open to join our patient advisory board. We are looking for 6 members of the osteosarcoma community to join our board and help direct our charity’s work.

Could P2 Receptors Be Targets For Primary Bone Cancer Therapy?

Sep 20, 2022

Primary bone cancerA disease where cells divide and grow uncontrollably and can spread to other areas of the body. (PBC) is a group of cancers that includes osteosarcoma (OS). Other cancers in this group are Ewing’s sarcoma, chondrosarcoma and...

Targeting Cancer Survival Mechanisms

Sep 13, 2022

A recent study explored a potential treatment called APR-246 in hard-to-treat cancers containing specific genetic mutations.

Osteosarcoma Research at Sarcoma UK

Sep 6, 2022

This week Kate Quillin, Research Officer at Sarcoma UK, took over our blog. Sarcoma UK fund vital research, offer support and campaign for better treatments.

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Aug 30, 2022

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“For me to be able to develop a drug that helps people with osteosarcoma is really a tribute to my daughter's friend.”

Professor Nancy DeMore, Medical University of South Carolina

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A recent study from @UofCalifornia has identified a new possible drug target to treat #osteosarcoma with RB1 mutations. Although the research is in its early stages it shows that our understanding of osteosarcoma is increasing.

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