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AliveAndKickn Podcast - Dr Matthias Kloor

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AliveandKick'n the podcast
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Mar 17, 2025
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Summary

I sit down with Dr. Matthias Kloor, Acting Medical Director Applied Tumor Biology at Heidelberg University. We discuss the thought process followed by the hurdles faced in trying to get a Lynch Syndrome vaccine, through the phases, to potentially the proverbial bedside. We discussed collaboration with the NCI in bringing this and other projects to market. We also talk about the European Hereditary Tumor Group, whose conference this year is also in Heidelberg. EHTG is a great group, one that has embraced the advocacy community, similar to CGAIGC and InSIGHT.