cancer research
Coverage of cancer research in the Nexus archive.
- Detroit’s Motor City Mile has reached over $100k in donations -- Here’s where the money goes
Detroit’s Motor City Mile fundraiser has raised over $100k this year, surpassing last year’s total by $20k. The event supports cancer research at the University of Michigan, with a focus on prevention and improving patient lives. Since 2019, the annual swim has generated over $600k for research.
- Scientists solve a 30-year rye pollen mystery that could transform cancer research
Scientists have solved a 30-year-old mystery about two molecules in rye pollen that help animals fight tumors. By determining their 3D structures, researchers can now explore how these compounds interact with the immune system and their potential cancer-fighting properties.
- The ‘heartfelt’ meaning behind Kate Middleton’s ruby and diamond jewelry for Cancer Research reception
Kate Middleton wore a heart-print Rodarte dress with ruby and diamond jewelry symbolizing 'courage, resilience, and hope' at a Cancer Research reception. The jewelry also included a nod to her eldest son.
- An ASCO preview: What to watch for at cancer research’s big meeting
The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting is set to begin in Chicago on June 2, 2024, and run through June 2. The event is a major gathering for cancer research, with STAT producing a free pop-up newsletter covering the conference.
- Stationary bikers ride outside for Tour de Pier cancer fundraiser
The Tour de Pier is a cancer fundraiser where hundreds of people ride stationary bikes outside by the Manhattan Beach Pier. The event gathers people to ride spin bikes in place to benefit cancer research. This unique event is held annually.
- Four rising stars shaping the future of cancer research
The article highlights four emerging researchers in cancer studies aiming to advance detection and treatment methods. Published in Nature on 15 April 2026, it showcases innovative approaches in oncology research.
- Here are the top locations for cancer research in the Nature Index
The article highlights top global locations for cancer research based on the Nature Index database. It notes that the analysis also identifies cancer types with the highest publication output.