HUDSON LAB
Welcome to the Hudson Laboratory
Our laboratory is focused on understanding the lifestyle and inflammatory mechanisms underlying breast cancer metastasis, and the ultimate translation of these basic observations to human clinical studies.
Based within the Department of Oncology at Georgetown University Medical Center, our research group integrates biochemical pathways, cellular modeling, and patient cohort analysis to discover vulnerable checkpoints in metastatic dissemination.
Metastasis mechanisms
Investigating how tumor cells escape the primary site, colonize distant organs, and survive therapeutic pressure.
Inflammation & lifestyle factors
Defining the systemic microenvironmental and metabolic cues that accelerate metastatic progression.
Translational oncology
Bridging fundamental mechanistic discoveries to human clinical validation and targeted therapeutic strategies.
Principal Investigator
Barry I. Hudson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Oncology
Department of Oncology, Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center
Leading translational research focused on uncovering the inflammatory mechanisms underlying breast cancer metastasis, with an emphasis on RAGE signaling pathways and therapeutic intervention targets.
Georgetown University Medical Center • Research Building, Suite E415 • Washington, D.C. 20057