WVU Cancer Institute participating in ovarian cancer clinical trial
The WVU Cancer Institute is enrolling patients in an innovative clinical trial to treat ovarian cancer.
The WVU Cancer Institute is enrolling patients in an innovative clinical trial to treat ovarian cancer.
Kimberly Conrad, 45, of Weston, did not see her cancer coming. She was going about her life and spending time with her children and grandchildren when she started hemorrhaging.
Applications are now open (March 1 deadline) for undergraduates in health sciences majors. The program is a paid undergraduate research experience for students interested in GRADUATE SCHOOL and cancer research. Program dates are May 20-July 29, 2019.
WVCTSI’s Clinical and Translational Research Seminar Series will partner with the West Virginia Practice-Based Research Network to present a series of seminar on community engaged research. In the first entry, William Lewis, M.D., family medicine physician and co-director of the WVPBRN, and Stacey Whanger, MPH, WVPBRN network manager, will present, “How to Effectively Engage in Research in a Community or Practice Based Setting.”
The WVU Cancer Institute is enrolling patients in an innovative clinical trial to treat ovarian cancer.
WVU Cancer Institute is working to reduce tobacco use, the leading preventable cause of cancer and death from cancer
BUCKHANNON, W.Va. – Students at Buckhannon-Upshur High School recently raised $16,000 to honor a beloved teacher who is battling breast cancer.
West Virginia University's Cancer Institute is well-known for its treatment and innovation. Leading the institute is Dr. Richard Goldberg, who has not only established himself as a transformative leader but also a potent researcher and educator.