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Two students assist at the Skin Cancer event booth. A young boy plays a giant Jenga on the table while his father looks on and take a photo.

Harmonizing with the sun: UACC’s Skin Cancer Institute helps keep Arizona safe through prevention, early detection, treatment

Photo montage of graduates who trained in the Cancer Center

UArizona graduate students advance cancer research

Three people sit around a table in front of an audience during the GLC Breast Cancer Research Symposium

Examining breast cancer

Rina Fox with award

Nursing’s Rina Fox receives early-stage investigator award

Figherfighters in street, Adobestock image

Research shows altered regulation of genes linked to prostate cancer among firefighters

Valentina Greco, PhD, poses for a photo indoors.

Yale professor Dr. Valentina Greco to lead upcoming Collaborative Cancer Ground Rounds

Closeup photo of a needle being injected into a syringe with blue background.

Innovative squamous cell carcinoma study presented at AACR annual meeting

Four people stand in front of the National Cancer Institute.

Less invasive approaches may benefit men with prostate cancer

Collage of five photos from the April 2024 University of Arizona Cancer Center Bear Down on Cancer newsletter

Bear Down on Cancer monthly newsletter: April 2024

Four University of Arizona researchers from the HPV, dysplasia and cervical cancer study stop for a photo outside a building on campus.

Researchers identify key bacteria in Latina study participants’ cervicovaginal microbiome linked to HPV and cervical cancer

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