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The UChicago Advantage: Focus on Prevention

The face of cancer is changing.  It was once a disease that you died from.  Now it is a disease you live with.  And that changes everything. 
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The UChicago Advantage: Focus on Early Detection

The positive impact of early detection on cancer mortality is one victory in the war on cancer, yet there is enormous room for improvement. Oftentimes, screening results leave doctors and patients uncertain about what to do next. For some cancers, such as ovarian, lung, and pancreatic, there is no effective screening —the disease is typically found in an advanced stage, when chances of a cure are remote.
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The UChicago Advantage: Focus on Diagnosis

Although there are a large number of targeted therapies available for the treatment of a variety of cancers, the challenge medical practitioners face is matching the right therapy with the right patient. Researchers at UChicago strive to develop novel methods to effectively guide the treatment choices available for patients.
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The UChicago Advantage: Focus on Personalized Care

The presence of a large, world-class cancer research program, such as ours, elevates the quality of patient care by providing a level of expertise unavailable at most other medical centers. Patients benefit not only from state-of-the-art medical technology, but also from a team of physicians known for their innovative thinking.
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The UChicago Advantage: Focus on Community

The UCCCC seeks to ensure quality cancer care for patients in our community. Over the past 5 years, the UCCCC and The University of Chicago Medical Center (UCMC) have launched a series of initiatives to build partnerships with local communities and engage directly in providing information and solutions that enhance healthcare in the neighborhoods surrounding UChicago.
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Just for Kids

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Innovative Research Facilities

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Comprehensive Cancer Center Status Renewed.
Press release — May 9, 2013

In this issue, find out who is sharing the prestigious Albany Prize, which members are being inducted into the AACR Research Academy, who won a MRA Team Science Award, which members were appointed as senior scholars by the Bucksbaum Institute, and much more.
Member News — May 2013 (PDF)

Rowley is one of three physician-scientists to receive the Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research for 2013.
Press release — April 15, 2013

In this issue, find out who received a named professorship, which member received a Young Investigator Award, what some faculty are doing to advocate for medical research, and much more.
Member News — April 2013 (PDF)

The Spring issue of Pathways to Discovery reports on how the UCCCC fared during the National Cancer Institute’s site visit, unveils the advanced cancer care offered by our new state-of-the-art hospital, describes research progress made for leukemia, explores new approaches to radiation therapy, and much more.
Pathways to Discovery — Spring 2013 (PDF)

Cunningham serves on ACS Extramural Grants Council, Zhao re-elected to proteomics organization board of directors, UCCRF Auxiliary Board breaks fundraising record, and much more.
Member News — March 2013 (PDF)

 
  • AACR Cancer Progress Report 2012 (PDF)
  • Annual Report to the Nation on the status of cancer (2012)
  • ACS Cancer Facts & Figures 2012
  • ASCO Accelerating Progress Against Cancer (PDF)
  • UChicago Timeline of Seminal Cancer Events (PDF)
  • ASCO Interactive Timeline of Cancer Progress
  • Special Programs