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Faculty awarded 2025 American Cancer Society seed grant through Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center
Three early-career scientists have each been awarded a one-year, $40,000 American Cancer Society Institutional Resear
Tardigrade protein may help protect cancer patients from radiation side effects
Borrowing from one of nature’s toughest survivors, researchers at University of Iowa Health Care, MIT, and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, are creating a unique approach to protect healthy tissue during radiation therapy.
More Iowans surviving cancer than ever before
The Iowa Cancer Registry at the University of Iowa has tracked cancer cases, survival rates, and deaths from canc
Breast cancer patients explain emotional toll of waiting to begin treatment
For many women diagnosed with
Iowan sees new life after innovative cancer treatment
By participating in cutting-edge research at University of Iowa Health Care, Linda Jacobs beat cancer. Now, she is relishing time with her grandchildren, exploring new hobbies, and training a puppy.
Grateful for world-class cancer care close to home
When Quad Cities resident Christen Schulte Phelps was diagnosed with a rare breast cancer, she only had t
Foaming in on cancer
Taking inspiration from the culinary arts, Iowa researchers are exploring gas-entrapping materials to boost chemotherapy and radiation treatments.