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cancer research

cancer research

Fluorescent images of ovarian cancer cells

Targeting a key protein may keep ovarian cancer cells from spreading

St. Baldrick’s Foundation awards Dovat $5,000 to mentor young investigator

Adam Bolotsky, Ph.D. student in materials science and engineering, and Aida Ebrahimi, assistant professor of electrical engineering, work together in Ebrahimi's lab.

Interdisciplinary researchers join forces to understand cancer progression

Researcher to study exercise and medication adherence in breast cancer survivors

Brad Hanks works in the EDOG lab.

Novel endoscopy tool opens new doors for pancreatic cancer treatment

Graduate students in EGR training program

Training grant supports graduate students studying gene regulation

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College of Medicine to host American Cancer Society grant workshop

Two young children – a boy and a girl, have paint on each of their right hands and are preparing to place them on a white canvas, which is placed on a table. Several people stand nearby in the background.

Hyundai grant to bolster pediatric cancer research at Children’s Hospital

A culture dish with four channels is tilted up slightly facing the camera. Each channel has several purple dots in it. Various lab equipment is in the background.

Antipsychotics may prove effective in killing drug-resistant cancer cells

biomimetic nanosystem

Camouflaged nanoparticles used to deliver killer protein to cancer

A woman stands in front of a small group speaking. To her left is a lectern with a microphone.

Burse promotes benefits of exercise to minority women diagnosed with cancer

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Gunther to present at spring Dean's Lecture

A man in a yellow sweatshirt holds a golf club and poses in front of a Nittany Lion statue, smiling. Three people pose to his left in white coats; four people pose to his right in white coats. A beige building with dark windows is the background.

Remembering Penn State cancer research philanthropist and alumnus Warren Gittlen

Dr. David DeGraff, wearing a white lab coat, looks into a microscope.

Research to uncover factors behind bladder cancer progression receives ACS grant

Rogers-AICR-grant

Researcher to study the effect of exercise on breast cancer metastases

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