Brinlee is here today because cancer research helped guide the treatments that made a real difference in her life. Her story shows how research creates possibilities—for care today and for hope tomorrow.

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Ahead of their Hockey Fights Cancer game, several Utah Mammoth players and Tusky stopped by to visit with our patients. They brought joy and a much-needed break in the day. We’re grateful for their time, support, and the encouragement they shared. It meant more than they know.

Dennis has lived with stage four prostate cancer for five years. His confidence comes from knowing his care is guided by research and supported by oncologists who are also scientists. Share why cancer research matters to you #SpeakUpForCancerResearch.

Noelle’s treatment for pancreatic cancer was made possible by research completed more than a decade before she was diagnosed. That work gave her more time with her family and more moments to hold onto to.

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When Noelle’s husband Michel was diagnosed with glioblastoma, clinical trials and an immunotherapy study gave him more time and more meaningful moments with the people he loved. Their story is a reminder of the power of research.

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