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AACR: a showcase of scientific studies 06/07/2013

Jayhawk scientists convened at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) to present findings from The University of Kansas Cancer Center as part of the many offerings at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., from April 6-10, 2013.


Biomarkers may lead to better ovarian cancer testing 12/17/2012

While no single test can reliably detect early stage ovarian cancer, especially in its most deadly form, Andrew K. Godwin, Ph.D., associate director for Translational Research for The University of Kansas Cancer Center, hopes to change current consensus that screenings have little benefit in preventing healthy women from dying of the disease.


Molecular analysis of disease pathways focus of new KU research center 09/17/2012

A new $11 million, five-year grant will enable University of Kansas researchers on the Lawrence campus to better understand the molecular basis of diseases such as cancer and neurodegenerative disorders such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and Huntington’s.

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Cancer Research Areas

The Kansas Masonic Cancer Research Institute
 
Cancer Prevention

Improving quality of life for cancer survivors and those at high risk for the disease.

 
Drug Discovery, Delivery & Experimental Therapeutics

Discovering novel anticancer drugs, repurposing and improving the safety of drugs.

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Cancer Control & Population Health

Responsive to the needs of high risk and underserved communities in the region.

 
Cancer Biology

Enhancing interdisciplinary collaboration among basic and clinical scientists.

Contributions to Cancer Care, a Vision for Donors

Every day, cancer patients and their families ask our physician scientists at The University of Kansas Cancer Center for “more than just hope.” They plead for help – and call for action that will lead to a cure.