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
Dr. Eaves recognized as one of the most creative and accomplished biomedical scientists advancing solutions to problems facing humanity around the world.
Dr. Martin Gleave leads a team of cancer researchers at the Vancouver Prostate Centre.
The laser probe can distinguish between harmless moles and cancerous ones in a matter of seconds.
Scientists at UBC and BC Children’s Hospital are the first in Canada to use a new test for pediatric tumour analysis.
Two decades ago, Poul Sorensen made a discovery that would lead to the development of a cancer drug that shrinks many different kinds of tumours.
International research project co-led by UBC Canada 150 Research Chair.
The uncommon mutations were associated with early relapse and death, and thus stand out as therapeutic targets.
Andrew Krahn, Bruce McManus, Kullervo Hynynen and Martin Gleave are being honoured for their accomplishments in heart health, brain health and cancer.
A study of 19,000 women in British Columbia showed that the HPV test finds precancer sooner.
The study led by MD/PhD student Allen Zhang will assist the design of new immunotherapy trials.