Unraveling misinformation about cancer clinical trials
Meet the Wisconsin nurse who’s helping patients and their families make informed decisions about clinical trials....
05 November, 2024
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UW Health introduces promising new treatment for uveal melanoma in the liver
Most people think of skin cancer when they hear melanoma, but there is a rare subtype that can also develop in the eye called uveal melanoma....
04 November, 2024
Can sharks cure cancer? UW-Madison research shows positive advancements
Sharks don’t usually come to mind when you think of saving lives. But at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, students and faculty are learning from sharks everyday which is leading to advancements in cancer research....
20 October, 2024
UW Health hosts ribbon cutting at Eastpark Medical Center
The more-than-475,000-square-foot, seven-story Eastpark Medical Center, will offer more than 40 types of specialty care and support hundreds of clinical trials....
15 October, 2024
Busting myths about cancer and clinical trials
Sarah Kotila, a nurse who’s also the clinical trials navigator manager at the UW Carbone Cancer Center, recently joined Wisconsin Public Radio to discuss some misconceptions about cancer and clinical trials....
08 October, 2024
Douglass Tormey’s passion for clinical research helped millions of cancer patients
Dr. Douglass Tormey changed the lives of millions of breast cancer patients with his role in validating the benefits of tamoxifen as both a cancer treatment and preventive medication....
01 October, 2024
Theranostics could pave way for cancer cures, Madison researchers say
Wisconsin has become an emerging hub for studying and developing theranostics, an approach to treating cancer, according to local researchers....
19 September, 2024
Badger Challenge funds local cancer research
The Badger Challenge is coming up in September. The event raises money for cancer research at the UW Carbone Cancer Center....
30 August, 2024
Howard Bailey’s legacy defined by compassion, ambition and hope
Dr. Howard Bailey came to the University of Wisconsin in 1988 as a medical oncology fellow fresh from medical school and residency. He knew his passion was cancer care and research, but he did not expect to stay at UW for very long....
21 August, 2024
New podcast sheds light on cancer inequities
A new podcast of the University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center explores how inequities and barriers in cancer research, screening and health care create life-threatening disparities for many people in Wisconsin and beyond....
21 August, 2024