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Leah Buletti

Assistant Director of Communications, UF Health Cancer Center

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A caluclator and pen sit atop a pile of financial papers.

Telehealth financial counseling intervention may ease burden for cancer patients

#department of health outcomes and biomedical informatics, #Elizabeth Shenkman, and 8 more...
In College, Featured Article, Research
Intervention was part of a pilot clinical trial
Rendering of the mobile unit.

UF Health Cancer Center to launch mobile mammography unit and expand access to care

#Jonathan Licht, #Ramzi Salloum, and 1 more...
In College, Featured Article
Project awarded $1.5-million grant through UF President Ben Sasse’s strategic funding initiative
A lecture hall filled with science teachers.

Cancer Research Conference for Science Teachers draws educators from across Florida

#department of radiation oncology, #Dietmar Siemann, and 1 more...
In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
Education programs led by radiation oncology professor expand
A group of nine University of Florida College of Medicine faculty stand together as a group.

UF Medicine researchers create powerful cancer-targeting compound

#department of anatomy and cell biology, #UF Health Cancer Center
In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
A team of UF medicinal chemists, cancer biologists, create compound that disposes of cancer-growing proteins
Margaret Wallace speaks at a lectern at a Children's Tumor Foundation event

UF Medicine researcher recognized for life’s work on rare genetic condition

#Margaret Wallace, #UF Genetics Institute, and 1 more...
In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
Margaret Wallace, Ph.D., has devoted her 35-year career to advancing treatment for neurofibromatosis
UF Health Shands Hospital

UF Health Cancer Center achieves National Cancer Institute designation

#Jonathan Licht, #National Cancer Institute, and 2 more...
In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
The center will receive $2.1 million annually from the National Cancer Institute
An image from a CRISPR machine.

UF researchers develop new CRISPR-based tool for cancer diagnosis

#department of surgery, #J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering, and 1 more...
In College, Featured Article, Research
The method could help clinicians diagnose cancer at earlier stages