UF researcher receives NCI grant to study role of menthol cigarette smoking in lung cancer risk
The team will identify menthol cigarette smoking-related blood metabolites and evaluate their associations with lung cancer risk.
The team will identify menthol cigarette smoking-related blood metabolites and evaluate their associations with lung cancer risk.
The team will study the development of a targeted therapy for an aggressive form of lung cancer.
The team will assess whether a new therapeutic can intercept cellular processes before pancreatic cancer develops.
The NCI-funded project aims to reduce geographic disparities in colorectal cancer screening.
Carl Denard, Ph.D., a member of the UF Health Cancer Center, has received a National Science Foundation CAREER Award.
With pilot funding, the researchers will address serious cancer-related research problems with artificial intelligence.
The team will study the role of the gut microbiome in prostate cancer.
With a Florida Department of Health grant, Brent Reynolds, Ph.D., will research a new method of treatment for glioblastoma.
The research aims to unlock the potential of disulfide bond disrupting agents as a therapy for breast cancer.
The proposed guidance system uses electromagnetic tracking for an intuitive user interface and may improve prostate biopsy accuracy.