
Happy Halloween!
👻 No tricks, just treats for your health! This Halloween, the CaRE2 Health Center reminds you to stay safe, stay spooky, and take care of

👻 No tricks, just treats for your health! This Halloween, the CaRE2 Health Center reminds you to stay safe, stay spooky, and take care of

#FeaturedFriday 🚨 New publication alert! PCAIs show promise against aromatase inhibitor–resistant breast cancer by activating MAPK/PI3K-AKT pathways and inducing ROS-mediated apoptosis. 💥 Read more: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40736275/

📘 We are excited to share a recent publication on Maternal Outcomes, now available in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 🔗

📢 New Publication Alert! We’re proud to celebrate CaRE2 FAMU Early Stage Investigator, Dr. Mendonça, on the release of her latest publication on breast cancer!

Early detection saves lives! Schedule your mammogram and encourage your loved ones to do the same. #CaRE2 #CancerResearch #MammographyDay #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #October17th

Join us this Breast Cancer Awareness Month for an empowering community webinar exploring the latest in breast cancer research and the role of nutrition in

The CaRE2 Community Outreach Core participated in a Health Fair at the Mexican Consulate on October 9th, in Orlando, Fl. Community members celebrated the launch

#FeatureFriday 🚨 New Publication Alert! Our latest research study explores how early nutrition support and biomarker tracking can help patients with pancreatic cancer cachexia. 📚

#CaRE2 #CancerResearch #CancerMythsandMisconceptions #ProstateCancerAwareness #ProstateCancer #September

Seeking all POSTBAC candidates! If you are interested in a unique opportunity working in cancer research, this is the program for you! Apply today by

Please join us on September 30, for our CaRE2 Monthly Webinar at 10AM PT/1PM ET via Zoom featuring Dr. Scarinci 👩🔬 Registration link: https://ow.ly/TLuG50WUK7m #CancerResearch

On Saturday September 6th our community outreach team attended the “Power Over Pain Jubilee” community event hosted by Associate Professor, Dr. Staja Booker, in Gainesville