Noelle’s treatment for pancreatic cancer was made possible by research completed more than a decade before she was diagnosed. That work gave her more time with her family and more moments to hold onto to.

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When Noelle’s husband Michel was diagnosed with glioblastoma, clinical trials and an immunotherapy study gave him more time and more meaningful moments with the people he loved. Their story is a reminder of the power of research.

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When Samantha was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer, research gave her hope and time. Join her in supporting the science that saves lives. Share what cancer research means to you with #SpeakUpForCancerResearch and #CancerResearchSavesLivesHCI

How do cancer cells use the nutrients to grow and how can that knowledge lead to better care? Gregory Ducker, PhD, studies the metabolism of cancer. @duckerlab.bsky.social aims to uncover new ideas for future therapies & ways to make current treatments even more effective. @uofubiochem.bsky.social

When Jason’s wife, Brin, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, their world changed overnight. Thanks to a clinical trial, she’s been able to enjoy more moments with their 9-year-old twins.

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Zach is a father, an artist, and a patient. He painted portraits of his kids and brought them to the hospital during treatment—reminders of what matters most. He supports cancer research for a better future for them, and for all families.

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