$3.4 million NCI grant to advance stem cell-based breast cancer prevention
The study will explore how breast stem cells contribute to the early stages of breast tumor development.
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Research Snapshot: Dietary supplement preserves muscle mass and strength lost in cancer, UF researchers find
Ursolic acid appeared to generate its beneficial effects in skeletal muscle by acting directly on muscle cells, the study found.
Findings could lead to precision prevention approach in breast cancer
The findings could be used to identify women who might be at greater risk of stromal changes that could increase their breast cancer risk.
From classroom to Capitol Hill, UF students help shape health policy
By working directly with lawmakers and constituents, students in the Public Service Internship bridge the gap between academic training and real-world health policy.
UF biostatistics team develops tool to help scientists understand disease at the cellular level
UF Health Cancer Institute member Rhonda Bacher, Ph.D., is the principal investigator of the method, called scLANE.
Research Snapshot: Researchers use AI to predict organ systems at risk from cancer-causing chemicals
Researchers can now quickly screen chemicals using an online tool that flags high-risk chemicals.
Comprehensive study settles debate over diet safety for patients with cancer
A UF study found that patients hospitalized for blood cancer treatment experienced fewer serious infections when they ate a neutropenic diet.
Doctoral student receives national award for AI cancer research
Xiangren (Florence) Wang received the American Public Health Association Cancer Forum 2025 Trainee Award.
Thyroid cancer survivors frequently face unmet needs, UF researchers find
Thyroid cancer survivors frequently face unmet needs, a new study found.
PHHP students and alumni bring research and community together
A community-engaged research model brings patient needs into the planning stages of outreach.
