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41 Tar Heels ranked as 'highly cited researchers' - Vimarsana News

41 Tar Heels ranked as 'highly cited researchers'

Clarivate’s 2023 international list of trailblazers among peers than in 2022 includes more Carolina faculty than in 2022.

Source: unc.edu
Immune system B-cells may be better in predicting HER2-positive breast cancer treatment response - Vimarsana News

Immune system B-cells may be better in predicting HER2-positive breast cancer treatment response

Researchers at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and colleagues have found that measuring activation of immune-system B cells may be better than measuring either T-cell activation or the total number of immune cells in and around a tumor, called tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs), in predicting whether HER2-positive breast cancer responds to treatment.

Donor gives $25 million to establish UNC Lineberger Center for Triple Negative Breast Cancer - Vimarsana News

Donor gives $25 million to establish UNC Lineberger Center for Triple Negative Breast Cancer

The record-setting gift supports the development of innovative cancer treatments, eradicating health disparities.

Source: unc.edu
Donor gives $25 million to establish UNC Lineberger Center for Triple Negative Breast Cancer - UNC News - Vimarsana News

Donor gives $25 million to establish UNC Lineberger Center for Triple Negative Breast Cancer - UNC News

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Researchers classify breast cancer into 12 unique biological groups - Vimarsana News

Researchers classify breast cancer into 12 unique biological groups

The researchers at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Centre have developed a classification method that divides breast cancers into 12 distinct biological groups.