Leah Buletti

A new study and first-of-its-kind food pharmacy at UF aim to help patients with cancer access and eat nutritious foods, giving them the best possible shot at a healthy future.

A new study shows how a key molecule regulates the generation of new blood cells. The findings could lead to new therapeutic strategies targeting the molecule.

For competitive powerlifter LaShae Rolle, preserving her performance became a cornerstone of her multidisciplinary cancer treatment plan.

UF researchers have improved a potentially transformative handheld device to detect breast cancer in saliva.

Mike Hugo and his wife wanted to find a team with access to a wide range of clinical trials to take advantage of the latest methodologies, technologies and research.

Nearly 300 aspiring biomedical researchers expressed interest in a program that pairs students with Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center faculty in the lab.

Patients showed few side effects and strong outcomes, which has led to changes in treatment guidelines.

UF Health is an early adopter of a new radiopharmaceutical technology. When Steve became eligible, he decided to give it a chance.

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center is leading a groundbreaking initiative designed to transform survivorship care in community health centers across South Florida.

A potential treatment for glioblastoma has received approval from the FDA to move to clinical trials.