Leah Buletti

A multi-institution study and first-of-its-kind UF food pharmacy aim to give patients with cancer the best shot at a healthy future.

The students represent three colleges across UF and will engage in cancer research projects spanning the center’s four research programs.

The Translational Research Council aims to efficiently move cancer research discoveries from the lab to the clinic to benefit patients. 

The projects have the potential to significantly advance the understanding of the molecular basis of cancer and its prevention and treatment.

The project aims to uncover the reasons for the difference in treatment delivered for Hodgkin lymphoma.

UF Radiation Oncology residents, physicians and alumni will attend the American Society for Radiation Oncology’s 67th Annual Meeting.

A new study by UF researchers and collaborators has found that weight loss drugs are associated with lower cancer risk.

Miranda Reid received a National Cancer Institute fellowship to address lung cancer screening rates.

A community-engaged research model brings patient needs into the planning stages of outreach.

The MOO research program aims to understand how normal cells undergo complex changes leading to cancer.