Shedding light on melanoma cells’ response to chemotherapy
Researchers shed light on a pivotal mechanism regarding melanoma cells’ response to stress induced by chemotherapy agents.
Researchers shed light on a pivotal mechanism regarding melanoma cells’ response to stress induced by chemotherapy agents.
Dr. Lee will ensure high-quality data, rigorous and reproducible analyses, and effective reporting, fostering collaborative research.
The study details novel method to create personalized mRNA-based vaccines to target brain tumors.
The national training program aims to equip community health educators to effectively serve their cancer centers and communities.
The project aims to improve the physical, emotional and mental well-being of patients during their journey through survivorship.
UF Health researchers have developed a genetic score to predict patient outcomes with a promising targeted drug treatment.
The UF Health Cancer Center celebrates a new year.
The preliminary findings indicate that the technique could allow physicians to assess patients’ tumor burden without invasive tumor biopsies.
The goal of the project led by Wesley Bolch, Ph.D., is to advance cancer care by enhancing the effectiveness of radiopharmaceutical therapy.
David Iglesias, M.D., is chief of the division of gynecologic oncology and the Nell Bryant Kibler Professor in Ovarian Cancer Research.