Swifty is proud to partner with Alex’s Lemonade Stand to help fund their Young Investigators Innovation grant. Dr. Eric Raabe’s from Johns Hopkins is researching the most devastating kind of Medulloblastoma, MYC-driven medullo. The good news is Dr. Raabe’s lab has been successful with finding an oral drug with better brain penetration that will kill human derived medullo cells in mice and extend the life of that mouse. He is working on finding new combinations of old and new drugs that could be used in clinical trials. Watch Dr. Raabe’s video to hear first-hand about the exciting new treatments that may soon be used in clinical trial!
