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A person in a lab coat with long brown hair in a ponytail and blue latex gloves looks into a microscope. Another person with a beard and brown button down shirt watches from the side.

Cancer Research Spotlight: Curtis Thorne, PhD

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Pencil drawing of a depressed woman sitting on the floor with her head in her hands.

Exploring the effects of depression on cancer outcomes

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A mosaic of all women cancer center members patterned under a DNA helix and cancer cell.

Women's History Month: Women Cancer Center members are making history now

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Photo of speaker. He has short blond hair and is smiling.

Collaborative Cancer Ground Rounds: Steven C. George MD, PhD

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Black History Month at the University of Arizona

Cancer Center Commemorates Black History Month

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Two people in a lab look at each other and smile. One is standing with a blue button down shirt and short hair, and one person has long brown hair in a clip and is wearing a purple T-shirt

Exploring lipids and cancer connections

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Person stands outside the University of Arizona Cancer Center. he is wearing a gray jacket and white button-down shirt and has short dark hair and a beard. He is smiling.

Researchers develop new method to prevent prostate cancer chemoresistance

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Karyn Goodman to discuss locally advanced rectal cancer at CCGR

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Two researchers in lab coats are in separate portraits side-by-side. The person on the left has dark, short hair parted to the side and the person on the right has long, straight dark hair and turquoise beaded necklace.

Researchers discover innovative new treatment approach for multiple myeloma

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Bear Down on Cancer: January 2024

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