TFRI BC Node Research Day: Winning posters

We're happy to announce the winning posters of the BC Cancer Summit-TFRI BC Node Research Day.

The winners are:

• Aisling Forder for Evaluation of circulating miRNA signatures for the early detection of nasopharyngeal carcinoma (Translational/Clinical Category)
• Signe MacLennan for The genomic structures, diversity, and regulation of extrachromosomal DNAs (ecDNAs) in cervical cancer  (Biology/Informatics Category)
• Jeanie Malone for Multipath contrast of optical coherence tomography of the fallopian tubes for early ovarian cancer detection (Translational/Clinical Category)
• Meredith Clark for Hypoxia alters CD8+ T cell proliferation, function, and metabolism (Biology/informatics Category)
• Anna Gottschlich for Comparison of long-term colposcopy referrals in British Columbia’s Cervix Screening Program among those who did or did not receive hrHPV-based screening in the HPV-FOCAL trial (Population Health/ Health Services)
• Bonnie Leung for Identifying barriers, facilitators and solutions to enhance the care and experience of older adults with cancer and their caregivers in British Columbia: A patient- and community-engaged priority setting project (Patient Exp/ Supportive Care Category)
• Eleah Stringer for “Engage the person:” Utility of electronic decision aids for patients with head and neck cancer, a scoping review (Patient Exp/ Supportive Care Category)
• Md Saiful Alam for The overall impact of HR-HPV testing versus liquid-based cytology for cervical cancer screening among women 50 years and older: Evidence from HPV FOCAL randomized controlled trial (Population Health/ Health Services)

The TFRI would like to congratulate all winners and presenters for their work.