Ginny L. Clements, and Dr. Robert Robbins kick off the Inaugural Ginny L. Clements Breast Cancer Research Symposium
Ginny L. Clements Breast Cancer Research Institute Symposium
Cancer researchers and engineers are envisioning a world without cancer.
$10.8M initiative unites engineering and health researchers to seek novel cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment methods
Dr. Juanita Merchant and Dr. Junaid Arshad were two of the UACC researchers to speak at the 4th Annual Drug Discovery Summit held in Phoenix, AZ
Senator Sinema presents UACC Director, Joann Sweasy, with a senate resolution to declare July 20 as National Glioblastoma Awareness Day.
First Lady Jill Biden meets with UArizona Cancer Center to discuss Moonshot
The Tucson Country Club Women's Golf Association held a fundraiser in April to support the Ginny L. Clements Breast Cancer Research Institute, which raised a total of $40,000.
Dr. Liesl Folks, provost at UArizona toured the Cancer Center facilities and met with Dr. Joann Sweasy, director of the Cancer Center.
The Clinical Trials Office at the Cancer Center thanks our CTO staff for their continued efforts to help advance cancer treatments and improve the lives of patients through clinical research on National Clinical Trials Day.
The only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center headquartered in the state of Arizona.
Bringing promising new therapies from the laboratory to the bedside is a high priority. The clinician scientists of the University of Arizona Cancer Center are engaged in more than 200 clinical trials, investigating a broad spectrum of new diagnostic, prevention and treatment strategies.
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Hundreds of doctors, scientists, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, undergraduate students and technicians work in more than 70 research laboratories in the University of Arizona Cancer Center. Armed with test tubes, cancer cells, computers and tumor models, they search for the missing pieces of the cancer puzzle in their efforts to prevent and cure cancer.
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