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Latest Research Findings

Research by hundreds of Yale Cancer Center members are published nearly every day in academic journals around the world. This page includes synopses of 2025 studies with YCC members as first or last/corresponding authors. The summaries, which have been approved by a YCC author(s) include links to the originally published studies.

  • Social Media Boosts Awareness of Prostate Cancer Genetics

    This study investigates the effectiveness of social media campaigns in raising awareness about prostate cancer genetics, showing significant engagement and increased understanding among diverse audiences, highlighting the potential for broader educational outreach.
  • Perineural Invasion's Role in Prostate Cancer Progression

    This study investigates the role of perineural invasion in low-risk prostate cancer, showing it is not an independent predictor of Gleason score upgrading, while MRI-visible lesions and African American race are significant factors in disease progression.
  • High MGMT Expression Linked to Aggressive Colorectal Cancer

    This study shows that high MGMT expression in colorectal cancer is linked to aggressive behavior, distinct genomic features, immune evasion, and shorter survival, highlighting its potential as a biomarker for prognosis and therapeutic targeting.