Pilot funding to propel cancer research across the continuum
The pilot funding was awarded to researchers in all four of the institute's research programs.
The pilot funding was awarded to researchers in all four of the institute's research programs.
The MOO research program aims to understand how normal cells undergo complex changes leading to cancer.
The pilot funding was awarded to researchers who conduct research in the center’s Mechanisms of Oncogenesis research program.
The study points to a new therapeutic strategy to reverse chemotherapy resistance in non-small cell lung cancer.
The findings indicate that two DNA-damaging compounds may be able to overcome resistance to drugs used to treat advanced-stage prostate cancer.
The UF Health Cancer Center has expanded its research programs to strengthen the impact of cancer research and facilitate clinical translation of discoveries.