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In recognition of the upcoming Thanksgiving Day holiday, some of The University of Kansas Health System's offices will have modified hours on Thursday, November 26, and Friday, November 27.
Funding supports career exploration, professional development programs.
Patients with advanced or invasive bladder cancer, who typically must have their bladder removed, often suffer significant weight loss and other complications.
New building will bring together laboratories and clinical spaces
U.S. Senator Jerry Moran today joined leaders from Citizens Health, The University of Kansas Health System and The University of Kansas Cancer Center to announce a new collaboration bringing expanded access to specialized cancer care to Colby, KS, and the surrounding area.
In recognition of the upcoming Labor Day holiday, some of The University of Kansas Health System’s offices will have modified hours on Monday, September 7, 2026.
Findings address a long-standing gap in treatment.
Study shows that ovarian reserve is a better predictor of chemotherapy benefit than age or menopausal status.
iKAP model will examine three common genetic changes
Recognized for basic science research into tumor microenvironment
Distinction recognizes her lasting contributions to cancer care.
A comprehensive review coauthored by KU researcher summarizes how obesity contributes to cancer development and how that risk could be reduced.
In recognition of the upcoming Independence Day holiday, some of The University of Kansas Health System’s offices will have modified holiday hours.
New professorship will help attract top researchers and continue the momentum Dr. Jensen helped build.
CAR T-cell treatment has been a game changer for blood cancers. Now researchers hope to expand access and explore its use in solid tumors.