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EPISODE 28 OF SARC TALK

In this episode of SARCTalk, we’re joined by Dr. John Gross, Director of Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology at Johns Hopkins. Dr. Gross shares his journey into pathology, the critical role pathologists play in sarcoma diagnosis and care, and how accurate classification drives treatment decisions. We also discuss his work with the Chondrosarcoma Foundation, the SARC Tumor Board, and ongoing efforts to improve diagnostic accuracy through research and collaboration.

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WHAT ARE SARCOMAS?

Sarcomas are uncommon and there are many different types — experts have identified more than 80 different forms — leading to significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. Sarcomas represent 15 to 20% of childhood cancers and 1% of adult cancers.

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WHAT DOES SARC DO?

Founded in 2003 as a non-profit cancer research organization, SARC directly develops, sponsors, and manages research projects for pediatric and adult sarcomas. We lead domestic and international collaborative discovery, translational research, and clinical trials.

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WHO PARTNERS WITH SARC?

We collaborate with the scientific research community and sarcoma centers, partner with pharmaceutical and biotech companies, and provide patients and caregivers resources and information about our work.

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