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$3.3M to study prostate cancer therapies

April 19, 2010
Comparative study will focus on minority, underserved populations.

Apisarnthanarax, Brady: Best poster awards at 2008 UNC Lineberger retreat

April 19, 2010
Dr. Jim Apisarnthanarax, a recent resident radiation oncologist, was awarded First Place for best clinical/translational poster at the 2008 UNC Lineberger Annual Scientific Retreat. Dr. Donita Brady, a recent doctoral recipient from Dr. Adrienne Cox’s lab, was awarded First Place for best basic science poster at the 2008 UNC Lineberger...

Sheets honored by the cancer center for IMRT publication

April 19, 2010
One of only five honorees.

Sheets Wins ASCO Merit Award

April 19, 2010
Nathan Sheets, M.D. was recently selected to receive a 2012 ASCO Conquer Cancer Foundation Merit Award.

Tepper paper: IMRT and cisplatin study published in IJROBP

April 19, 2010
Phase II Trial for Stage III and IVa Head and Neck Cancer

Chen awarded grant to study heart/prostate risk factors

April 19, 2010
A formal public award announcement will be at the June RTOG meeting

Wang Awarded Imaging Science Grant

April 19, 2010
Dr. Wang Dr. Andrew Wang’s National Academies Keck Futures Initiative (NAKFI) Imaging Science grant application “Development of nanoparticle-based multiplex multimodality imagining agents for the specific and sensitive detection of cancer” was recently funded. NAFKI was created in response to the … Continued

Wang paper: Extended Hydrogel Microparticle Circulation Time published in PNAS

April 19, 2010
Dr. Andrew Wang Congratulations Andrew Wang, M.D. and Joseph M. DeSimone, Ph.D. on the publication of the manuscript “Using mechanobiological mimicry of red blood cells to extend circulation times of hydrogel microparticles” in the online Early Edition of the Proceedings … Continued

Chen receives a UNC Health-E-NC grant

April 19, 2010
To improve survivorship services for patients with breast, colorectal, lung and prostate cancer.

Chen paper: IMRT better than Protons/CRT

April 19, 2010
In comparing IMRT, Proton and conformal therapies, they conclude that IMRT is better than conventional conformal radiation therapy (CRT) for reducing certain side effects and preventing cancer recurrence.