Ruijin Hospital

上海交通大学医学院附属瑞金医院
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Dr. Jun Zhang

张俊

Professor · Chief Physician · PhD Supervisor · Head of Medical Oncology Department · Deputy Researcher, Shanghai Institute of Digestive Surgery

100+ papers, IF > 1,100 Cell Research (IF 28.1) Cell Discovery National Science & Technology Progress Award

Key architect of Ruijin's 21.2% five-year survival rate — the world's best published outcome for pancreatic cancer (global average: 9–12%). Head of Medical Oncology at the world's largest pancreatic cancer center. Published the world's first mRNA tumor vaccine targeting KRAS G12V in solid tumors (Cell Research, 2024, IF 28.1). First treated patient: 31% tumor reduction after 3 cycles, 17 months disease-free, 27 months overall survival. Also identified NDUFB8 and CEMIP2 as predictive biomarkers for chemotherapy response (Cell Discovery), validated in 3 independent international cohorts. Sits on China's National Committee for Cancer Standardized Diagnosis and Treatment (Chemotherapy Section). Awards: National Science & Technology Progress Award (2nd class), Huaxia Medical Science Award (1st class), 2x Shanghai Science & Technology Progress Award (1st class).

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Dr. Xinjing Wang

王新景

Physician · MD, PhD in Surgery · Pancreatic Surgery Department (mentored by Prof. Shen Baiyong)

Cell Research (IF 28.1) — Co-first author mKRAS mRNA Vaccine Clinical Trial Shanghai Sci & Tech Progress Award (1st Class)

Co-first author on the landmark Cell Research paper describing the world's first KRAS G12V mRNA tumor vaccine combined with pembrolizumab in advanced solid tumors. The mRNA vaccine is not a research concept — it is a treatment being actively administered to patients at Ruijin under clinical protocols. Dr. Wang directly handles patient inquiries for mRNA vaccine eligibility on Chinese medical platforms. For patients with KRAS G12V-mutant pancreatic cancer (present in ~40% of PDAC) and HLA-A*11:01 (~20–25% of Chinese population), this vaccine may be a treatment option. Research focus: pancreatic cancer surgery, PNETs, mRNA vaccine clinical translation.

Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center

复旦大学附属肿瘤医院
Dr. Wei Miaoyan

Dr. Miaoyan Wei

魏妙艳

Attending Physician · PhD in Oncology · MD Anderson Cancer Center Visiting Scholar · Pancreatic Tumor Comprehensive Treatment Department

MD Anderson Visiting Scholar ASCO 2025 Presenter Phase II: Fruquintinib + AG for Liver Mets National Guidelines Co-author

Trained at MD Anderson Cancer Center — consistently ranked the world's top oncology institution. Holds a rare dual Master's in Surgical Medicine + PhD in Oncology. Led a Phase II clinical trial of fruquintinib + nab-paclitaxel + gemcitabine for PDAC with liver metastasis — selected for ASCO presentation. Co-reviewer of ASCO 2025 pancreatic cancer precision medicine highlights alongside Prof. Xu Jin. Co-author of the 2020 China Pancreatic Cancer Comprehensive Diagnosis and Treatment Guidelines. Research also covers ctDNA-guided adjuvant therapy and pancreatic NET treatment. Practices within Fudan's Pancreatic Tumor Comprehensive Treatment Department — 2,250+ pancreatic resections in 2023, 45,000+ comprehensive treatment visits/year.

Dr. Gao Heli

Dr. Heli Gao

高鹤丽

Chief Physician · Pancreatic Tumor Comprehensive Treatment Department · Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center

2020 National Guidelines Co-author PMID: 41786280 (Cancer Letters) Fudan's 23+ active clinical trials

Embedded medical oncologist within Dr. Xu Xiaowu's surgical team — manages neoadjuvant and adjuvant chemotherapy as part of Fudan's integrated surgical-medical pathway. Documented case: 47-year-old with borderline resectable PDAC — after 3 cycles under Dr. Gao's management, tumor shrank 39.3%, CA199 dropped 78.8%, enabling R0 resection via laparoscopic Whipple. Co-author of the 2020 China Pancreatic Cancer Guidelines — the national standard that shapes treatment across hundreds of hospitals. Research on ACSS2/BCL6/P53 axis mediating chemotherapy resistance in PanNETs (PMID: 41786280). Also manages biliary tract cancer and PNET systemic therapy.

Changhai Hospital

海军军医大学附属长海医院
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Dr. Shiwei Guo

郭世伟

Associate Chief Physician · PhD in Surgery · Postdoctoral Fellow in Statistics · MD Anderson Visiting Scholar · Pancreatic-Hepatobiliary-Splenic Surgery

MD Anderson Visiting Scholar World's First Neoantigen Vaccine for Pancreatic Cancer (Changhai) Multi-omics Database + Drug Sensitivity Screening 20+ SCI publications

Rare combination: PhD in Surgery + Postdoctoral Fellowship in Statistics — gives him both clinical depth and biostatistical rigor. Trained at MD Anderson Cancer Center. Pioneered China's first individualized neoantigen peptide vaccine for pancreatic cancer at Changhai Hospital. Built one of China's largest pancreatic cancer multi-omics databases integrating genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and clinical outcome data. Pioneered individualized drug sensitivity screening — testing patient tumor-derived organoids against panels of chemo/targeted/immuno agents. Published data on KN046 (PD-L1/CTLA-4 dual antibody) in advanced pancreatic cancer — 8 months stable disease in a patient refractory to FOLFIRINOX. Among China's first cohort of certified genetic physicians. Works within Dr. Jin Gang's MDT team.

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