Ewing Sarcoma: A Young Boy’s Battle for Better Treatment
Francis Hornicek Jr., M.D., Ph.D., has learned to carefully balance treatment options of surgery and radiation.
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Studying Artificial Intelligence in Breast Cancer Screening
A clinical trial will evaluate whether AI can help support radiologists in interpreting mammograms.
Brain Cancer Cells “Unstick” From Their Neighbors to Become More Deadly
Sylvester researchers used leading-edge technology to study glioblastoma tumors at unprecedented detail.
Remote Monitoring Improves Recovery from Cancer Surgery
A new study shows that remote perioperative monitoring improves recovery for cancer surgery patients.
A Model for Assessing and Treating Food Insecurity Among Cancer Survivors
A multidisciplinary team is seeking ways to better identify cancer survivors with food insecurity.
Dr. Stephen D. Nimer-led Study Shows DNA Regulatory Switch Prompts Stem Cells to Give Rise to Blood
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.
Exercising Through Breast Cancer: How One Powerlifter Defied Chemotherapy with Strength Training
For competitive powerlifter LaShae Rolle, preserving her performance became a cornerstone of her multidisciplinary cancer treatment plan.
Thriving Through Brain Cancer with Clinical Trials
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.
SURF’s Up: Miller School Research Program Attracts Record Number of Applicants
Nearly 300 aspiring biomedical researchers expressed interest in a program that pairs students with Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center faculty in the lab.
Clinical Study on Targeted Drug Expands Treatment Options for Myelodysplastic Syndrome
Patients showed few side effects and strong outcomes, which has led to changes in treatment guidelines.
