Workshop in Kenya builds strength in implementation science research
UF Health Cancer Institute researchers are expanding collaboration with Mount Kenya University, one of the largest private universities in Africa.
UF Health Cancer Institute researchers are expanding collaboration with Mount Kenya University, one of the largest private universities in Africa.
The UF Health Cancer Institute is engaging with stakeholders to reduce the cancer burden as the state implements a new cancer plan.
The council creates and approves a program for cancer control and research in the state.
The study section reviews applications related to implementation science.
Gabriela Hery’s research focuses on comparing gene expression profiles and lipid distributions in canine and human osteosarcoma.
Miranda Reid's current work focuses on the sustainability of tobacco treatment programs, particularly those funded by the NCI.
The symposium aimed to provide a forum for cancer researchers to share their latest research, with a focus on cervical cancer.