Stand Up To Cancer® (SU2C) today announced $3.25 million in grants from four national nonprofits to fund research to find new treatments for head and neck cancers, which are newly diagnosed in about 65,000 Americans every year.
Covid-19 stands as a litmus test for pushing the boundaries of standardized research processes.
Keesha Sharp has a message of hope about new research for people with pancreatic cancer.
Stars are shining a light on Stand Up To Cancer with a new PSA!
You might say my journey has hit a few bumps, ruts, and a pothole or two along the way. You might also say I know a bit about perseverance.
A survey by the American Association of Clinical Oncology reveals that 1 in 4 Americans have missed their cancer screenings during the pandemic, adding to the growing evidence of the impact of COVID-19 and the management of other diseases.
At 34 years old, Lowe noticed a tiny lump in her breast while doing a self-examination. The doctor waved it off, seemingly unconcerned, and the mother of three went back to the daily rigors of life.
Keesha Sharp has teamed up with the Pancreatic Cancer Collective, a joint initiative of Stand Up To Cancer and the Lustgarten Foundation to help promote pancreatic cancer clinical trials.
