News

2017

Date	Description
JUL 21	Dr. Daniela Bota discusses Glioblastoma
JUN 26	Chao family fights cancer with $5-million gift to endow chairs for top cancer researchers.
JUN 14	Thousands participate in inaugural Anti-Cancer Challenge to raise funds for cancer research.
MAY 13	Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center Director Dr. Richard Van Etten explains how his mother motivated him to fight to eradicate cancer.
MAY 10	$1.25-million gift will fund research for cancer therapy and regenerative medicine
MAR 07	UC Irvine researchers led by Dr. Anand K. Ganesan have identified a key mutation that allows melanoma tumor cells to hide from the body's immune system.
FEB 28	How to respond to soaring rates of colorectal cancer in young adults is a challenge for health providers, UC Irvine oncologist Dr. Jason Zell tells the New York Times.
FEB 24	Stern Center Director Susan O'Brien, MD, discusses frontline treatment options for patients with newly diagnosed chronic lymphocytic leukemia in a video for Cancer Network.
FEB 10	Study of Twitter-based smoking cessation program gets $2.5 million from NIH
FEB 01	Mathematician Qing Nie awarded foundation grant to study cancer drug resistance
JAN 04	Restyling nature’s designs to create cancer-fighting vaccines

Date	Description
DEC 06	Taking the lead with ovarian cancer: Survivor finds UC Irvine Health specialists who vow to try everything
NOV 15	UC Irvine prostate cancer project awarded $1.2 million by state precision medicine initiative.
OCT 05	The p53 protein is mutated in half of all cancers. New drugs aim to fix it before it’s too late
OCT 03	Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center major donors Sue and Ralph Stern are honored as 2016 UC Irvine Health Heroes.
AUG 01	UC Irvine scientists identify a new approach for treating skin cancer
MAY 09	Cancer cells hijack body's internal clocks, UC Irvine study finds
APR 29	UC Irvine oncologist Dr. Sai-Hong Ignatius Ou is at the forefront of new targeted therapy for lung cancer
APR 26	Treating precancerous cells saves a UC Irvine patient's esophagus
APR 16	UC Irvine study finds safer stem cell-derived therapy for brain radiation recovery