News 4: Hispanic women needed in clinical trials for breast cancer research
October 10, 2016
According to the UT Health Science Center, one in about eight women in Bexar County get cancer.
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October 10, 2016
According to the UT Health Science Center, one in about eight women in Bexar County get cancer.
October 5, 2016
In a lab at the University of Texas Health Science Center, dental researcher Cara Gonzales, DDS, Ph.D., shared promising news on a new approach to healing. Read the full story at the Texas Standard
October 5, 2016
Doctors say one in eight women will likely develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Read the full story at KSAT 12
September 20, 2016
Cancer specialists and primary care physicians are not communicating very well about the end-of-life concerns of the patients they share – and according to one new study, they often rely on those patients to convey information back and forth. Read the full story at the Times of Malta
September 20, 2016
Since President Richard Nixon declared the “War on Cancer” in 1971, the nation has made great strides in understanding and fighting the various forms of the disease. Read the full story at the Dallas Morning News
September 20, 2016
Despite the fact that breast cancer is the most common and deadly cancer among Hispanic women, little is known about the types of breast cancer Hispanics are likely to get or how they react to treatments. Read the full story at the Express-News