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Wildfire smoke is changing life after cancer
From the VoPham research group (Geospatial Exposome Lab), Public Health Sciences Division
What if a ride could save a life? New research says it just might
From the Issaka research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Salt, soup, and stomach health: how diet shapes H. pylori infection risk in the Navajo Nation
From the Pete research group, Public Health Sciences Division
“I’m doing everything, so cancer doesn’t come back”: listening to Hispanic cancer survivors on life after treatment
From the Chow research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Rebuilding trust in cancer research, one story at a time
From the Henderson research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Beyond the numbers: trust, voice, and the fight against prostate cancer
From the Nyame research group, Public Health Sciences Division
From sidewalks to graffiti: tracking neighborhood conditions across time with street view
From the Kaplan research group, Public Health Sciences Division
From routine screening to life-saving insight: the future of preeclampsia care
From the Gavin Ha research group, Public Health Sciences Division, Herbold Computational Biology Program
The body remembers: traces of breastfeeding linger in blood for decades
From the Sasamoto research group, Public Health Sciences Division
How stable is your gut? A two-year journey inside the microbiome
From the Hullar research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Immune clues in the tumor: how T cells may help predict colon cancer survival
From the Phipps research group, Public Health Sciences Division
When to start colonoscopy screening? A massive study backs starting at 45
From the Rutter research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Are six small meals better than three big ones? A new study has surprising answers
From the Neuhouser research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Is your diet quietly influencing your breast cancer risk?
From the Harris research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Are states forgetting indigenous peoples in cancer control?
From the Dornell Pete research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Can Entertainment Help Save Lives? A New Study Says Yes—Especially on Social Media
From the Henderson research group, Public Health Sciences Division
More than a fertility struggle? Infertility’s tie to ovarian cancer risk
From the Harris research group, Public Health Sciences Division
How a century-old policy still shapes cancer survival today
From the Chow research group, Public Health Sciences Division
‘Getting the T’ on T cell populations in colorectal cancer
From the Peters and Phipps Labs, Public Health Sciences Division and CCSG