Researchers at Huntsman Cancer Institute found that lipids fuel growth in triple-negative breast cancer cells. High-fat diets like keto could unintentionally worsen outcomes for breast cancer patients with obesity.
Huntsman Cancer Institute performed the Mountain West's first robotic mastectomy surgery, offering eligible breast cancer patients less visible scarring, faster recovery, and improved cosmetic outcomes.
Air Force veteran Connie doesn’t like to sit around. So after her breast cancer diagnosis, she chose a treatment that would let her resume her lifestyle as soon as possible.
Two physician-scientists at Huntsman Cancer Institute have been named 2026 Translational Scholars, recognizing their leadership in advancing translational research that brings scientific discoveries to cancer patients faster.
Facing breast cancer surgery can feel scary and overwhelming. A technology called SAVI SCOUT is making lumpectomies (or partial removal of the breast) easier for patients and surgeons.
Welm Labs members continue to work hard every day (and night!) to bring new hope to people with metastatic breast cancer through innovative research, always with patients in mind.
Olympian and cancer survivor Ildiko Strehli blends sport, science, and compassion, showing how resilience and research shape her work and inspire well-being beyond the 2026 Winter Games.
A breakthrough clinical trial for a deadly brain tumor, how fatty acids affect breast cancer risk, upending our ideas about melanoma’s origins, and a new drug for sarcoma patients.
While pregnant, Autumn Durham was diagnosed with breast cancer. Research-based care allowed her to safely undergo treatment, deliver a healthy baby, and become cancer-free.
Individuals and companies are making an impact through Huntsman Cancer Foundation’s DIY fundraising platform, Fundraise for Huntsman. These efforts show that simple campaigns can raise meaningful support for cancer research.
Brittany Lee never expected to become an advocate. Today, she brings the patient voice into clinical trials and scientific discovery—ensuring that care is guided by science and lived experience.
Three new physician-scientists have been welcomed to The Society of Huntsman Translational Scholars, recognizing their groundbreaking work in translating cancer research into real-world innovations that improve patient care.
Cancer can affect a person’s fertility, sex drive, and body image. Talking about sex with your cancer care team can help in understanding what to expect during and after treatment.
