Rosalind and Morris Goodman Cancer Institute (GCI) at McGill University
Projects
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Neoadjuvant precision therapy for non-small cell lung cancer: A platform for discovery
Tracking immunotherapy response to personalize treatment for lung cancer patients -
Canadian framework to improve predictive models for immunotherapy interventions (CAN-PREDICT-IT)
Developing multi-modal biomarkers to predict response to specific immunotherapies -
Orthogonal pangenome sequencing to unveil genetic cancer susceptibility diagnostic odysseys: a Return of Results Working Group new technology assessment study
Using long-read sequencing to reveal unknown hereditary links to cancer -
Plasma whole genome sequencing in pancreatic and biliary cancers
Advancing plasma whole genome sequencing to better treat and monitor patients with pancreatic and biliary cancers -
Deciphering heterogeneity of rare metaplastic breast carcinoma Gold Cohort through spatialomics
Pan-Canadian team will use new funding to better understand rare breast cancers
Related News
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Montreal Cancer Consortium team sheds light on why men may be genetically more prone to melanoma
A new study led by researchers from the Montreal Cancer Consortium, a pilot project of the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network, sheds new light on why men may be genetically more prone to melanoma... -
Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network operational plan continues to take shape
Stakeholders from partner institutions across Canada are meeting on a regular basis to operationalize the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network. -
Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network accelerates precision medicine plan with signing of Contribution Agreement with Health Canada
The TFRI and Health Canada have signed a contribution agreement that allows the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network to begin operating. This has allowed us to designate the first members of the ne... -
Québec-based researchers present at MOHCCN Seminar Series
This event was held on Monday, Feb. 7, 2022 as part of the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network Seminar Series. -
New study finds that location of immune cells is critical for immunotherapy response
An innovative new approach highlights the relevance of immune cells’ position within melanoma to inform on a patients’ response to immune therapy. -
MOHCCN Pathfinder Project clears the way for future data sharing between Network members
Through its Pathfinder Project, the MOHCCN has developed and deployed a technical tool that allows members to upload, discover – and eventually access – the data needed to accelerate precision medicin... -
MOHCCN announces second group of projects to receive funding through the Pan-Canadian Projects program
The Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network is happy to introduce the second group of projects to receive funding through its newly created Pan-Canadian Projects program. This program, which expands o... -
Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network tackles rare cancers in its Roadmap to Cure Cancer
Two multi-disciplinary research teams will come together for the first time to tackle two forms of rare cancer thanks to new funding from the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network. -
Four new pan-Canadian research teams join the Team Canada of Cancer Research
Today’s announcement raises the number of announced projects funded through this program to 12. In total, the Network will fund 20 such groups, representing a multi-million-dollar investment over the ... -
Marathon of Hope – Québec consortium leadership and members share updates with the Network
The presentation was part of MOHCCN Seminar Series, which features virtual talks from MOHCCN research partner investigators and trainees, providing a platform for MOHCCN members to share their ongoing... -
Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network and Canadian Cancer Trials Group partner on three pan-Canadian projects aimed at making immunotherapy more effective for cancer patients
A new partnership between the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network (MOHCCN) and the Canadian Clinical Trials Group (CCTG) will support three pan-Canadian research teams aiming to better understand ... -
Eight pan-Canadian research teams receive newly created TFRI-MOHCCN Technology Development Awards
Eight outstanding research teams from across the country will receive a total of $2.2M from the Terry Fox Research Institute (TFRI) and the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network (MOHCCN) to develop,...
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Regional Consortia
Marathon of Hope - Québec
The Marathon of Hope – Québec (MOH-Q) brings together leading scientists and clinicians from hospitals and research centres including the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-...Read more
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