UF study of deadly dog cancer reveals new clues for improved treatment
Researchers have identified a crucial link between a gene mutation and immune system signaling in canine hemangiosarcoma.
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Cheers to the New Year celebrates outstanding accomplishments, toasts to year ahead
The UF Health Cancer Center celebrates a new year.
Cancer Researchers on the Rise: Amin Sobh, Ph.D.
Amin Sobh, Ph.D., studies multiple myeloma, the second most common blood cancer.
Research Snapshot: Researchers identify genes that predict pediatric AML outcomes
The findings could help develop new treatments to overcome resistance to chemotherapy.
Targeting protein restores aging blood cells, UF researchers find
Suppressing chronic inflammation in aged mice preserved blood stem cell function and other metrics of aging, UF researchers found.
New trajectory for cancer
With NCI designation, the UF Health Cancer Center is speeding toward a Moonshot goal.
UF-developed mRNA vaccine featured in The Economist
An article in The Economist highlights how cancer vaccines are showing promise.
Study explores how patient geographic location may contribute to prostate cancer disparities
Noah Hammarlund, Ph.D., and team found that residential location-related factors explain only half of the treatment inequities experienced by Black patients.
Ji-Hyun Lee, new American Statistical Association president, says ‘everyday statisticians’ can change the world
The biostatistics professor and associate director for cancer quantitative sciences at the UF Health Cancer Center became president on Jan. 1.
Sulma Mohammed, D.V.M., Ph.D., named co-leader of Cancer Control and Population Sciences research program, CaRE2 Health Equity Center
Sulma Mohammed, Ph.D., is an accomplished cancer biology and health disparities researcher who joins UF from Purdue University.
