Research and Clinical Trials

Read about cancer research conducted by scientists at Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center over the past year.

The dye reveals any lack of blood flow, indicating a potential problem with tissue, which surgeons can then remove.

Researchers found invasive margins of these brain tumors contain biologically distinct alterations that point to aggressive behavior and recurrence.

Research suggests a risk prediction model calculated with a smartphone app may make surgery safer for liver cancer patients by predicting liver failure after surgery.

Minnesota sisters discover they have a shared genetic mutation that dramatically increases their risk for breast and ovarian cancer.

Associated with relapse-free survival, the genes may play a role in triggering inflammation to initiate an immune system response.

Researchers find that a gene may play a role in causing people with telomere biology disorders to have a high risk of developing blood cancer.

Mayo Clinic research has filled critical gaps in the understanding of how breast cancer genes predispose women to the disease.

Researchers built a highly accurate artificial intelligence model for fully automated cancer detection, including small and otherwise difficult-to-detect tumors.

Dr. Lida Mina says treatment for metastatic breast cancer has advanced, allowing people to live longer with a better quality of life.