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- Sylvester Investigator’s Hodgkin Lymphoma Protocol Could Change Care for Relapsed, Refractory Patients
- Sylvester Physician-Scientist Receives Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Grant
- Junior Researcher Lands Competitive Grants for Pancreatic Cancer Focus
- Sylvester Researcher Chosen for Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation’s Career Development Program
- Sylvester Part of Groundbreaking NIH Trial Proving Anal Cancer Can Be Prevented
- The Childhood Cancer Project Focuses On Cures
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- Health Economist Heads Commission to Examine Global Cancer Care Inequities
- Dr. Chad Ritch Appointed Member of American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer
- Sylvester Launches New Program To Prevent Breast Cancer In Those At High Risk
- VA Honors Investigator For Gastric Cancer Research
- Keeping Cancer In Its Place: Key Protein Identified
- Phase 1 Program
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- WHO Taps Sylvester in Global Fight Against Cervical Cancer
- Groundbreaking Research
- Community Outreach
- Orthopaedic Surgeon, Researcher Dr. Francis Hornicek Returns To Miami
- Sarcoma Specialist’s Return Elevates Sylvester Orthopaedic Oncology
- Dr. Marijo Bilusic Joins Sylvester as Genitourinary Site Leader
- Cancer Control Leader Joins Sylvester
- Educational Pathways Fuel Robust Cancer Research Pipeline
- Target: Multiple Myeloma Cure
- Educator
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- Committed to Survivors’ Quality of Life
- Multidisciplinary Clinic
- Tackling Hispanic Cancer Disparities
- Training The Next Generation of Researchers in Disparities, Equity
- Researcher Drives Efforts To Educate Youth About E-Cigs, Hookahs
- Sylvester Studies Cancer Patient Advocacy Group’s Impact on Outcomes
- Clinic Addresses Sexual Dysfunction In Cancer Survivors
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Fueled by the five-year, $2.3 million NCI T32 grant “Cancer Training in Disparities and Equity (C-TIDE),” Sylvester faculty are focused on ensuring that the next generation of cancer researchers continue the important work of addressing and reducing cancer disparities.
More specifically, C-TIDE focuses on using mentored postgraduate fellowships to train future researchers. Its coprincipal investigators Frank J. Penedo, Ph.D., associate director of Cancer Survivorship and Translational Behavioral Sciences, director of Cancer Survivorship and Supportive Care and co-leader of the Cancer Control Research Program at Sylvester, and Erin Kobetz, Ph.D., M.P.H., associate director for population sciences and cancer disparity at Sylvester and vice provost for research and scholarship at the University ofMiami, received supplemental NIH funding in 2021 to include artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and other relevant, advanced methodologies.