“When you look at all that’s been accomplished, you’d have to say our stature is rising. We’re cooking," says CU Cancer Center Director @RichSchulickMD, MBA, about the cancer center's 40-year anniversary. Read the new C3 cover story ⬇️ .

RT @CUMedicalSchool: With funding from @theNCI, the @CUCancerCenter is launching a new program to engage youth in the neighborhoods around….

Introducing Grok Imagine.

The Gates Institute provided chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy to the 50th patient enrolled in an investigator-led clinical trial @CUAnschutz ⬇️ .

The CU Cancer Center's BEST (Bioscience Educator Support and Training) Teacher Professional Development class helps teachers become more hands-on with science education ⬇️.

CU Cancer Center members Kian Behbakht (@KbKian), MD, and Benjamin Bitler (@bitlerlabucd), PhD, are putting early ovarian cancer detection to the test ⬇️ .

#InternationalDogDay: New research from CU Cancer Center members at CSU’s Flint Animal Cancer Center is helping to point the way to better treatments for humans and dogs 🐕 ⬇️ .

#InternationalDogDay: Susan Lana, DVM, MS, director at Flint Animal Cancer Center, one of our key research partners, shares some of the warning signs of cancer to look out for in your dog.

Good mentorship and teamwork are key to strong leadership, says CU Cancer Center leader Jessica McDermott, MD. “Treat others the way you want to be treated — and don’t forget to take care of yourself along the way.”. Watch the full interview here:

A $300,000 grant from the @CUMedicalSchool's Translational Research Scholars Program will support CU Cancer Center's Richard Tobin, PhD, in his work investigating the roles of unconventional T cells in adoptive cell therapies ⬇️ .

CU Cancer Center's Marco Del Chiaro, MD, talks multidisciplinary cancer care and the role of surgical oncologists ⬇️.

As Fahiima Abdullahi begins her time in the CU Cancer Center’s PIKE-PREP research training program for post-baccalaureate students, she is being mentored by member Mercedes Rincon, PhD ⬇️.

For its success in advancing cancer prevention and early detection efforts across the state, the CU Cancer Center’s Colorado Cancer Screening Program has been named the @AmericanCancer Society 2024 Colorado State Partner of the Year ⬇️.

Even negative results from a clinical trial can prove valuable in refining research that eventually may point to new, more effective treatments for cancer. CU Cancer Center's Meg Macy, MD, shares a recent example ⬇️.

CU Cancer Center's Associate Director of Shared Resources Natalie Serkova, PhD, shares her journey in cancer research: Stay persistent and trust your purpose. Watch the full interview here:

#WorldBreastCancerResearchDay: We want to highlight the importance of clinical trials, which bring tomorrow's treatments to patients today. There are numerous breast cancer clinical trials being conducted by CU Cancer Center members, see here:

We have new members! Welcome to the CU Cancer Center! 👏

CU Cancer Center member @TejasPatilMD says @theNCI's Paul Calabresi Clinical Scholars Award funds will help him pursue answers to “a very important question in lung cancer” ⬇️.

For these college undergraduate fellows, summer was a time for cancer research. Learn about the University of Colorado Cancer Center's Cancer Research Experience for Undergraduates (CREU) and Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF):

Working in the lab of CU Cancer Center member @SchweppeRebecca, PhD, Meghan Kellett, MD, PhD, recently published research that may point to a new therapeutic target for advanced thyroid cancer 🔬 ⬇️ .

CU Cancer Center member Katja Kiseljak-Vassiliades (@Katja_K_Vassi), DO, and her team's research efforts helped Angela Harkoff, a 46-year-old mother of three, reduce the size of her tumors ⬇️.

Breaking new ground: @CUDeptSurg resident Stefan Marasligiller, MD, is the inaugural O’Hara Rising Star Trainee at the CU Cancer Center’s Katy O. and Paul M. Rady Esophageal and Gastric Center of Excellence ⬇️.