Beena Thannickal
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Originally built in 1975, the Wallace Tumor Institute is the hub of the Cancer Center’s research and administrative enterprise.
The historic opening is the culmination of a $30 million renovation project to interactive, multidisciplinary environment that fosters increased collaborative efforts and scientific breakthroughs.
CPS-3 gives the general public the opportunity to help scientists understand the genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors that cause or prevent cancer.
The Cancer Center will host free special events for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers Aug. 19-23 at 1824 6th Ave. South.
Shevde-Samant has been elected a member of the Chemo/Dietary Prevention Study Section for the Center for Scientific Review
Enroll in the Cancer Prevention Study-3
The fund will benefit cancer patients who are facing demonstrable financial hardship to help offset the cost of their treatment.
The conference will feature current trends in the field as they relate to fertility and cancer, radiation therapy, fatigue syndrome, survivorship and palliative care.
