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Head and neck cancer therapy research receives $3.5M grant

Co-investigator Muller Fabri said approximately 250 people are diagnosed in Hawaiʻievery year.

UH Cancer Center’s Thaddeus Herzog and Pallav Pokhrel co-edited the issue of Substance Use and Misuse.

Published in Nature Reviews Cancer, the study suggests certain individuals are more susceptible than others.

Hawaiʻi Cancer at a Glance, 2012–2016, includes data on cancer incidence and mortality in the state of Hawaiʻi.

The UH Cancer Center received $382K to purchase the microscope for the study of cell movement and migration of cancer cells.

The study will help better understand the impact of the coronavirus on cancer patients.

UH Mānoa student Jessica Natale will focus on generating a standardized control of Raman spectroscopy scans to detect pediatric Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.

Bruce Shiramizu and Melissa Agsalda-Garcia suggest a novel screening tool for non-Hodgkin Lymphoma in children.

The study found that the presence of a family caregiver created positive perceptions of care coordination from cancer patients.

The study will examine smoking-related lung cancer across different racial and ethnic groups.