Victoria Bae-Jump Archives

UNC Lineberger was well represented at the Society of Gynecologic Oncology 2023 Annual Meeting on Women’s Cancer in Tampa, Florida.

Six UNC Lineberger faculty speaking at the annual Scientific Symposium

UNC Lineberger’s 46th annual Scientific Symposium brought together more than 350 people in person and virtually to hear talks on the latest research on women’s cancers.

Arati Prabhakar during the roundtable discussion.

The White House Chief Science and Technology Advisor Arati Prabhakar, MS, PhD, visited Chapel Hill to discuss the fight against cancer at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Victoria Bae-Jump, MD, PhD, has been elected co-chair of the National Cancer Institute Gynecologic Cancers Steering Committee’s Uterine Task Force.

Researchers led by Hector L. Franco, PhD, have determined for the first time, cell-by-cell, the genetic and epigenetic state of ovarian and endometrial tumors.

A physician uses a stethoscope while evaluating a patient

UNC Lineberger is launching the Endometrial Cancer Center of Excellence to advance the scientific understanding of the causes, prevention and clinical treatment of endometrial cancer.

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UNC Lineberger faculty, trainees present research, receive honors at Society of Gynecologic Oncology annual meeting

Leading investigators offer ‘highly scientific, but patient-focused’ talks on women’s cancers at symposium

The Well: Lineberger leads endometrial cancer moonshot

Becker’s Hospital Review: 761 exceptional women in oncology, per Castle Connolly

White House turns to UNC Lineberger for cancer prevention, smoking cessation insights

NC Health News: Uterine cancer cases rising, outcomes worsening especially for Black women

Bae-Jump elected co-chair of NCI uterine task force

Molecular aspects of ovarian and endometrial tumors mapped to the level of a single cell

Endometrial Cancer Center of Excellence focused on advancing research and care, eliminating disparities

Ovarian Cancer News Today: She ROCKS Raises $100K to Support Early Work Into Stem Cell Therapy