Douglas A. Mata, MD, MPH

Douglas A. Mata, MD, MPH

Boston, MA

Harvard Medical School

Resident Physician

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Published on Nov 08, 2016

Clinical risk stratification in bladder cancer - accepted!

More good news - we just got another manuscript accepted to the journal Bladder Cancer. It will appear in print within the next month or two. In the meantime, you can get a sneak preview of it in t...

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Published on Nov 04, 2016

Our first Experiment.com-funded manuscript is now published!

Great news! Two days ago our first research project that was directly funded in part by our Experiment.com grant was published in print in the Journal of Clinical Urology. This is a paper that look...

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Published on Apr 10, 2016

Scope is up and running!

Great news - the scope is here and is up and running. I've made a lot of progress on the STMN1 project over the past couple of weeks and expect to have a draft manuscript to submit for publication ...

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Published on Mar 20, 2016

Fully funded!

I just wanted to say thanks again to everyone for helping make this project a reality! I'll have photos of the microscope and images to share from the project soon. We plan to add additional cases ...

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Thanks for the shout out John! Congrats again on getting fully funded - we are excited to hear about your results!
Feb 23, 2016
Are Pollutant Levels Changing in Marine Life? A Case Study of Metal Levels in Whales in the Sea of Cortez
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Thanks Kristen!
Feb 02, 2016
Can personalized medicine subtype bladder cancer?
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Thanks so much Tulsi!
Feb 02, 2016
Can personalized medicine subtype bladder cancer?
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Sounds like an exciting and worthwhile project - good luck!
Feb 01, 2016
Happy Meal, Healthy Child: Can toys reinforce choice of smaller portion sizes among children?
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Thanks so much William! We really appreciate the support and will keep you updated on our progress this year.
Feb 01, 2016
Can personalized medicine subtype bladder cancer?
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Great question! Our group does no animal research of any kind. We are using human tissue samples that were originally taken from patients as part of their routine treatment rather than for research. For example, patients with bladder cancer who needed surgery donated their tumors to a shared research data bank. These patients have given our institution permission to use their anonymized samples for retrospective research projects. We have official Institutional Review Board approval for all projects that we undertake. Thanks for your interest!
Jan 31, 2016
Can personalized medicine subtype bladder cancer?
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