From Eric Winer, MD
"We are encouraged by the progress we have made, but we also recognize that there is important work ahead," says Eric Winer, MD.
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A new immune therapy, which releases the immune system’s “brakes,” successfully treats a subset of patients with clear cell renal cell carcinoma.
Why do lung cancer drugs stop working, and why does the immune system miss tumors? Yale’s Katerina Politi is finding answers that could reshape care.
Researchers identify divergent paths after treatment that help explain why some brain tumors become resistant to treatment.
A targeted chemotherapy drug approved for treatment of breast cancer showed clinical benefit in patients with treatment-resistant uterine cancer.
Explore photos from the 2026 Closer to Free Ride, which brought cyclists and volunteers together to support cancer research and patient care at Yale.
In 2011, the Yale College Class of 1961 created a fund to raise money for Yale Cancer Center research. It has awarded more than $900,000 in grants to early-career researchers at Yale Cancer Center.
Breakthroughs - Autumn 2026