Four UF researchers receive Florida Breast Cancer Foundation grants
Four UF Health Cancer Institute researchers have received 2026-27 Scientific Research Grants from the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation.
Four UF Health Cancer Institute researchers have received 2026-27 Scientific Research Grants from the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation.
Coupled with an expanded programmatic focus on the tumor microenvironment, the continued development and translation of novel immunotherapies will accelerate.
UF Health Cancer Institute announces research program leadership changes.
Researchers created a drug that effectively kills aggressive leukemia cells by targeting two proteins that promote the cancer’s growth.
The study could pave the way for a new combination therapeutic strategy in clear cell renal cell carcinoma.
UF Health Cancer Institute researchers have created a novel drug that shows promise for the treatment of aggressive AML.
The MOO research program aims to understand how normal cells undergo complex changes leading to cancer.
The project builds on the team’s recent development of a PROTAC that showed potential as a small-molecule-based therapy.