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Anna Dart

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Chief Editor of Nature Reviews Cancer Views are my own

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Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · 4mo ago

Make sure to register for this exciting meeting in London on the 17-19th June exploring cancer and its interactions with the host....final few places available. Our Chief Editor Anna Dart will be there👇

Cancer Grand Challenges@cancergrand.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Final places are still available to attend the Cancer Grand Challenges Conference: Cancer and the host Register now to secure your place: eventbrite.co.uk/e/grand-chal... 🗓️Wednesday 17 – Friday 19 June 2026 🚨Registration closes Friday 1 May 2026 📍The Royal Society, London

Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · 7mo ago

🥳 Our 9th most downloaded #REVIEW in 2025: The immune microenvironment of colorectal cancer #TME #colorectalcancer @NatResCancer #NRCtop10of2025

The immune microenvironment of colorectal cancer - Nature Reviews Cancer

In this Review, Kennel and Greten highlight the role of immune cells in colorectal cancer (CRC) development, progression and metastasis as well as the impact of therapies on the immune microenvironment. They emphasize the need for novel strategies to enhance immunogenicity and CRC patient stratification to improve outcomes.

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Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · 7mo ago

🥳 First up in #NRCtop10of2025: #10) Ageing, immune fitness and cancer #ageing #aging #ageingandcancer #agingandcancer @NatResCancer #NRCtop10of2025

Ageing, immune fitness and cancer - Nature Reviews Cancer

Ageing reshapes immune composition, function and regenerative capacity, with profound effects on tumour immunity, cancer progression and treatment outcomes. In this Review, Dolan and colleagues examine how age-resolved immunoprofiling, insights from ageing haematopoiesis and preclinical modelling are uncovering immune ageing dynamics and therapeutic challenges — revealing new opportunities to optimize cancer therapy across diverse age groups.

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Anna Dart@annaedart.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Check out our latest Focus issue highlighting why the mechanisms of ageing, which contribute to cancer development, progression & treatment are so important in our rapidly ageing global population 👇

Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · 11mo ago

New online: #Focus on ageing and cancer Today, on #WorldCancerResearchDay we publish the first of our two focus issues highlighting current research at the intersection between #ageing and #cancer. Read all about it in our #editorial 👇

Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · last yr.

#Comment 🚨 Asghar&Chung highlight cancer applications of digital twins, integrating molecular data & drug responses to inform personalized treatment & accelerate drug development through clinical trial simulation. 📖⬇️

Application of digital twins for personalized oncology - Nature Reviews Cancer

Digital twins are virtual representations that evolve over time with new data inputs. In this Comment, Asghar and Chung describe cancer applications of digital twins that include the integration of molecular information and individual drug responses of patients, and explain how they can inform individualized treatment, accelerate drug development through clinical trial simulation and enable the exploration of multiscale relationships in the entire human body to drive new therapeutic discoveries.

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Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · last yr.

#Review 🚨 Henry & DeGregori @jdegregori.bsky.social‬ discuss models and methods used to study the connection between ageing and cancer, advocating advocating for the wider adoption of age-appropriate models of cancer to improve clinical translation 📖⬇️

Modelling the ageing dependence of cancer evolutionary trajectories - Nature Reviews Cancer

In this Review, Henry and DeGregori discuss the contributions of the various models and methods used to study the connection between ageing and cancer, highlighting the strengths and limitations of those models and technologies, as well as advocating for the wider adoption of age-appropriate models of cancer to improve our clinical translation of approaches to prevent and treat human cancers.

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Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · last yr.

#Perspective 🚨 Lazure and Gomes argue that metabolic changes that occur as a result of #ageing may shape tumour initiation and progression and the development of metastatic disease. ⬇️ 📖 https://bit.ly/3IkNY... @moffittnews.bsky.social‬

Cancer progression through the lens of age-induced metabolic reprogramming - Nature Reviews Cancer

In this Perspective, Lazure and Gomes argue that metabolic changes that occur as a result of ageing may shape tumour initiation and progression and the development of metastatic disease.

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Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · last yr.

NEW content online!

Metabolic adaptations of brain metastasis

Nature Reviews Cancer, Published online: 24 July 2025; doi:10.1038/s41568-025-00848-1In this Review, Parida and Malladi summarize the metabolic adaptations of tumour cells upon dissemination to the brain, outline the metabolic crosstalk between cancer and brain-resident cells and discuss potential strategies to target these adaptations to improve outcomes for patients with brain metastasis.

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Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · last yr.

Perspective 🚨 Orsolya Vincze @OVincze, Thomas Pradeu &Co discuss how cancer research can be advanced using comparative oncology and call for the increased use of non-conventional model organisms to advance cancer prevention and treatment. 📖 ⬇️

Advancing cancer research via comparative oncology - Nature Reviews Cancer

Comparative oncology combines evolutionary biology, ecology, veterinary medicine and clinical oncology to better understand cancer, for example, by identifying the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying the remarkable cancer resistance of some taxa. Therefore, this Perspective by Vincze et al. calls for the increased use of non-conventional model organisms in cancer research to advance cancer prevention and treatment strategies.

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Rita Strack@ritastrack.bsky.social · last yr.

I don't think I posted about this yet. COME WORK WITH US AT NATURE METHODS! This is a rare opportunity, and we can't wait for our new colleague. Feel free to contact me with questions.

Nature Methods@natmethods.nature.com · last yr.

Our colleagues at the Nature Research Cross-Journal Editorial team are also hiring for two new positions! 👇 Metabolism/cancer/aging/immunology/cell bio: springernature.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/SpringerNatu... Neuroscience/genetics/genomics/mol bio: springernature.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/SpringerNatu...

Anna Dart@annaedart.bsky.social · last yr.

What an honour to be part of this meeting! Fantastic scientists and clinicians in a fantastic setting, brainstorming how to advance this field and find life-saving cures for patients with glioblastoma.

Banbury Center@cshlbanbury.bsky.social · last yr.

Thank you to participants of "Glioblastoma" for productive and invigorating discussions, with special thanks to organizers Drs. Melissa Bondy, Peter Dirks, and Bill Weiss. We are grateful to the @cshlnews.bsky.social - @northwellhealth.bsky.social Affiliation for support. Agenda: bit.ly/GBM-25

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Anna Dart@annaedart.bsky.social · 2y ago

Well worth a read! Hanahan et al. argue that many normal cell types are hard-wired with latent functions that can be triggered to prevent inappropriate immune attack. An intrinsic capability that is co-opted by tumours 👇

Nature Reviews Cancer@natrevcancer.nature.com · 2y ago

#REVIEW 🚨 Hanahan, Michielin & Pittet discuss how, nearly all cell types in the tumour microenvironment can be programmed to mediate — as functionally distinct subtypes — immunosuppressive programmes. 📖 👇 https://bit.ly/3NGkl...