Lindsay Blazin, MD
Lindsay Blazin, MD, is a former hematology-oncology fellow at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Stories by Lindsay Blazin
St. Jude Cloud visualizations empower scientist’s work
One scientist’s experience making high quality visualization with the St. Jude Cloud.
Gene editing holds the promise of a sickle cell cure
Explore genome editing approaches to cure sickle cell disease.
Bridging the Gap: Promoting diversity and inclusion in the next generation of STEMM leaders
The STEMM Education and Outreach team at St. Jude helps address barriers to careers in science.
The road to drugging the undruggable
Explore research in the Shelat lab to drug the undruggable.
SJiMB21: A molecular path to treating infants with medulloblastoma
At St. Jude, clinical trial SJiMB21 seeks to provide treatment strategies for infants and young children diagnosed with medulloblastoma that place the patient, not just the tumor, at the center of care.
Genomic underpinnings of epilepsy hold therapeutic clues
Scientists are digging into the genomic causes of epilepsy disorders to learn how to treat them.
Strategic discussions chart a path forward for St. Jude Global & WHO CureAll efforts
St. Jude Global, WHO and colleagues around the world are working to raise the childhood cancer survival rate.
Targeted protein degradation to treat cancer
St. Jude scientists are degrading proteins to treat cancer.
Targeting DNA damage repair gives radiation therapy a boost
Inhibiting DNA damage repair alongside radiation therapy can treat brain tumors.
It’s the little things that count – so let’s count the little things
Scientists in the Fischer lab are developing tools to explore new aspects of protein structure and function.