UCI non-small cell lung cancer study highlights advances in targeted drug therapy
Lung cancer tumors stop growing, shrink or disappear in 90 percent of patients targeted drug therapy study.
Lung cancer tumors stop growing, shrink or disappear in 90 percent of patients targeted drug therapy study.
The site for the new clinical and academic center will be dedicated Friday, Oct. 29, at the UC Irvine School of Medicine, near the corner of Health Sciences Road and Bison Avenue.
The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine grants awarded to Dr. Henry Klassen, Leslie M. Thompson, Brian Cummings and Aileen Anderson will support early stage translational research and help create stem cell treatments for retinitis pigmentosa, Huntington’s disease and traumatic brain injury.
New 482,000-square-foot facility named after M.A. Douglas, who made posthumous donation of $21 million.
Bethel Mesgana, Doug Cheung will develop undergraduate course on holistic healthcare.
UCI-led team cites global warming, accelerated cycle of evaporation, precipitation as factors.
Event proceeds will benefit undergraduate, graduate programs.
A UC Irvine infectious disease specialist has received a three-year, $10 million grant to explore the effectiveness of new methods to prevent staph infections in people who harbor MRSA bacteria when they’re discharged from the hospital.
Highly regarded ranking is the first by the science group since 1995.
An expert in identifying and preventing abuse, she’s tapped for a special issue assessing efforts to combat mistreatment of the aged.