Cancer
Through innovative research on cancer treatment and prevention, members of the UBC Faculty of Medicine are attacking cancer on several fronts. Building from a rich tradition of discovery science, our people and partners are taking hold of new technologies and are exploring new areas of research to advance knowledge and improve care.
Spotlight
The test could transform the way the most common type of malignant tumour in children is treated globally.
A new UBC study highlights how ultrasound can detect cancers in dense breast tissue that would otherwise be missed by standard mammography.
Understanding how cancer-causing mutations arise could lead to new methods for early detection, prevention and treatment.
By stopping cancer from spreading to the lungs, the drug could give children and teens battling osteosarcoma a greater chance of survival.
Dr. Monica Li debunks common sunscreen myths and discusses how you can choose the best protection for your skin.
New UBC Medicine research will help ensure patients with high-risk endometrial cancer get the care they need.
In the first laboratory of its kind in North America, UBC’s Dr. Renelle Myers is harnessing the power of breath in the hopes of saving more lives, sooner.
A new study by UBC researchers could help predict patient outcomes and guide better treatment decisions.
Single-cell genomic analysis reveals how a form of pediatric leukemia changes at relapse, guiding the development of new treatment possibilities.
Dr. Kristin Campbell and her team are helping people living with cancer incorporate exercise into their treatment and recovery.