Melanoma less common in individuals with several tattoos
Having two or more tattoo sessions decreased the risk of both invasive and in situ melanoma.
Read MoreHaving two or more tattoo sessions decreased the risk of both invasive and in situ melanoma.
Read MoreProposed $50 million 5-year deal with HPE would enlarge the U’s computing power 3.5-fold using NVIDIA chips, driving new discoveries and innovation in cancer care and beyond.
Read More“My advice is to accept the assistance or comfort people are offering you.”
Read MoreHuntsman Cancer Institute CEO Mary Beckerle announced her plans to step aside, while Brad Cairns, professor of oncological sciences and HCI head of academic affairs, will take the helm.
Read MoreThis year, the tour celebrates the U’s 175th anniversary, traversing from Logan to St. George.
Read MoreTechnique could improve treatments for patients with aggressive blood cancers, speed access to transplants.
Read More“Growing up in an immigrant household where my parents instilled the importance of education.”
Read MoreRead about the achievements of exceptional faculty members in teaching, research, mentorship and service.
Read MoreHCI conducted the SAVE clinical trial in hopes of lowering the number of brachytherapy sessions patients undergo.
Read MoreMeta-analysis of past studies suggests positive effect, calculating reduced risk of certain cancers for coffee and tea drinkers.
Read MoreNew research explores alternative to standard two-appointment model for genetic screening.
Read MoreNew research from the U documents an association between early menopause and significant increased cancer risk.
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