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Cancer Care

Using artificial intelligence software, UF researchers in the Department of Radiology’s Chest and Research division and Radiomics and Augmented Intelligence Laboratory (RAIL) recreated this Paul Cézanne painting with a lung cancer theme. The researchers recreated 15 paintings and are selling them to benefit lung cancer research. For more information, visit xray.ufl.edu/augmented-intelligence.

Lung Cancer Awareness Month: 7 Reasons Screening is Underused

by Leah Buletti • Nov 16, 2022

Melanie and Marvin Sanders

Prostate-Specific Antigen Screening: How a Simple Blood Test Saved Marvin’s Life

by Jenna Allanson • Sep 19, 2022

Exterior of the UF Health Shands Cancer Hospital

Karen Finally Finds a Way Past Pancreatic Cancer at UF Health

by UF Health • Sep 2, 2022

Marissa and her family

Brain Cancer Awareness Month: Marissa vs. the Worst of the Worst

by Talal Elmasry • May 3, 2022

a calendar that shows a reminder to get a colonoscopy

Steps for Preventing Colorectal Cancer in Young Adults

by UF Health • Mar 24, 2022

The kidney cancer awareness team

Kidney Cancer Awareness Month: Multidisciplinary Care is the Key

by Gabrielle Massari • Mar 10, 2022

March is colorectal cancer awareness month

Colorectal Cancer: A New Tool for Patient-Tailored Care

by UF Health • Mar 3, 2022

Laurie Waldo and her family

A life-saving attitude

by Hope Hathcock • Dec 6, 2021

Vern Gransden and his dog, Cletus, enjoy a day at a park in Gretna, Louisiana, several months before Gransden began his cancer treatment at UF Health. (Photo courtesy of Vern Gransden)

UF Health patient grateful for treatment that came at critical time

by Eli Golde • Dec 2, 2021

Oliver’s Story: Overcoming Osteosarcoma

by Peyton Wesner • Sep 21, 2021

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