Category: HCC Cancer Research Grant Recipient

States that many of our current treatments boosting the patients own immune system against multiple melanoma are the direct results of his teams’ research efforts and were initially funded by

University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Brain metastases are a devastating and increasingly common complication of advanced cancer. For example, previous studies have shown that up to 60% of patients

Dr. Yinghong Wang MD, PhD   2018 CFOH Seed Grant Research Recipient, MD Anderson Department Of Gastroenterology Hepatology and Nutrition, Division Of Internal Medicine The Target Cancer is colon cancer and side

Dr. Yun Nancy Huang – 2018 CFOH Seed Grant Research Recipient My research interest is in understanding the role of DNA modifications in health and disease.  As I started my research

MD Anderson Cancer Center Dr. Hanash, professor of Clinical Cancer Prevention, was recruited to The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in July 2012 to lead the Red and

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center 2016 HCC Seed Grant Cancer Research Recipient Twenty percent of women’s health problems worldwide are attributed to reproductive and sexual health issues.

2015 HCC Seed Grant Cancer Research Recipient BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Dr. Steven A. Curley specializes in providing surgical care for patients with hepatobiliary and pancreatic malignancies. As our chief

CANCER FIGHTERS 2014 AWARDEE Baylor College of Medicine Dr. Lee is Professor of Molecular & Human Genetics, Baylor College of Medicine Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator Director of the Rolanette

Dr. Vauthey’s grant was for $14,500. His findings were published in the Dec 4 issue of JAMA (Chun et al) and a paper by Blazer et al published in Journal

Received $20,000 from Cancer Fighters to support the development of an innovative virus to kill pancreatic cancer.He used our funding to test the virus for negative side effects in a