Huntsman Cancer Institute brought together top researchers from across the country to address how artificial intelligence and other technologies will innovate cancer prevention and care delivery—particularly for rural patients.
Their innovative research, supported by federal funding, shape the future of cancer care, from using digital communications to better access genetic services to increasing medicine’s effectiveness while lessening side effects.
A novel oral combination drug therapy evaluated at Huntsman Cancer Institute could treat and prevent melanoma spreading to the brain. Brain metastasis is the main cause of death from melanoma.
Physician-scientist Conan Kinsey gives three reasons why pancreatic cancer has one of the lowest survival rates for any kind of cancer and explains how federally and donor-funded research provides hope.
Genomic analyses funded by the National Cancer Institute show that ovarian cancer mutations are nearly identical across populations, yet some differences emerged. This information may be relevant for treatment decisions.
These awards advance cancer research, support scientists, and establish a training program for students. The funding underscores a commitment to future cancer investigators and better patient outcomes.
Three executive leaders describe how they see Huntsman Cancer Institute advancing cancer care and research in 2025 and beyond, including increasing cancer care access for all.
Aik Choon Tan, PhD, senior director of data science, explains how Huntsman Cancer Institute is utilizing artificial intelligence to accelerate discoveries and improve patient care.
The PathMaker Bridge program connects middle and high school teachers, inspiring educators to empower students with scientific knowledge, fostering curiosity, and nurturing the next generation of cancer researchers.
The Legacy to Life Program allows patients to donate tissue after death, advancing metastatic cancer research. Families find meaning in contributing to science, helping future patients through this invaluable gift.
Elizabeth Bigger has journeyed from global oncology practice to rural Montana. Her story highlights the vital role of local oncologists in providing compassionate, resourceful care, with crucial support from affiliates.
Theresa Werner, MD, reflects on first year in role, highlighting her commitment to advancing cancer research, clinical care, and community outreach while fostering collaboration and mentorship to improve patient outcomes.
Thomas Varghese Jr., MD, MS, MBA, FACS, discusses the IMPACT Center’s role advancing cancer care through innovation, AI, mobile clinics, and telehealth, ensuring high-quality treatment reaches patients in underserved communities.
Huntsman Cancer Institute’s 2024 highlights of discovery and innovation include a new drug pairing for brain cancer, a groundbreaking study into health care barriers, and more.
Huntsman Cancer Institute is breaking ground on a new location in Vineyard in April 2025, expanding access to cancer care and research and bringing lifesaving resources closer to home.
