UBC researchers find radiation not necessary for some patients with low-risk breast cancer
The new approach would spare patients of radiation and its side effects, while improving access for those who need radiation therapy most.
Study reveals cause of different outcomes for patients who experience relapse of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma
The findings will help health care providers tailor treatment approaches and ultimately improve outcomes.
Popular dietary supplement may offer new treatment option for aggressive cancers
New study reveals cancer-fighting potential of the amino acid alanine.
Resistance exercise may help regulate appetite in breast cancer survivors
New UBC research suggests ways to combat an increased risk of obesity that is common for breast cancer survivors.
Simple hysterectomy a safe option for women with early-stage, low-risk cervical cancer
UBC researchers were part of an international clinical trial showing that less radical intervention can improve patient quality of life.
Nuclear medicine can cure cancer, and Canadian researchers are stepping up the fight
Faculty of Medicine scientists have received more than $23 million in federal funding to develop precision radiopharmaceuticals that promise to transform cancer treatment.
AI predicts cancer patient survival by reading doctor’s notes
Predicting cancer survival is an important factor that can be used to improve cancer care.
Research by UBC professor lays groundwork for life-saving breast cancer treatment
Drug promotes disease-free survival in breast cancer patients and markedly improves quality of life
UBC biotech spin-off raises $75M to bring cancer treatments to patients
With roots in UBC research, Alpha-9 Theranostics is developing cancer radiotherapies that target tumours while avoiding healthy tissues.
UBC researchers develop an improved hereditary cancer test
The new test is the first to be able to determine which parent a cancer predisposing gene came from, promising to improve familial testing strategies.