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Randy Carney

College of Engineering • Biomedical Engineering

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A Billion Daily Repairs: How Our Cells Mend Broken DNA

by Douglas Fox
March 23, 2026

Jakiro or "Jak," a 9-year-old black domestic shorthair owned by Tina Thomas sleeps in the sun. Jak was part of a clinical trial testing a new cancer drug for cats with squamous cell carcinoma. (Tina Thomas)

New Cancer Drug Could Help Cats and People

by Amy Quinton
August 28, 2025

A portrait of UC Davis Cancer Researcer Simon Cherry

Simon Cherry, Ph.D.

College of Engineering, School of Medicine (Medical Imaging)

A portrait of faculty member Celina Juliano at UC Davis

Celina Juliano, Ph.D.

College of Biological Sciences (Regenerative Medicine)

A portrait of Fred Meyers at UC Davis

Dr. Fred Meyers

School of Medicine (Cancer Treatments)

portrait of Luis Carvajal-Carmona at UC Davis

Luis Carvajal-Carmona, Ph.D.

School of Medicine (Cancer Treatment)

A portrait of Joseph Tuscano at UC Davis

Dr. Joseph Tuscano

School of Medicine (Cancer Therapies)

A portrait of Diana Miglioretti at UC Davis

Diana Miglioretti, Ph.D.

School of Medicine (Breast Cancer Screening)

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Outside-In Signaling Shows a Route Into Cancer Cells

by Andy Fell
February 04, 2025

English Mastiff puppy stands outside on grass. A new UC Davis study updates guidelines on when to neuter or spay a dog to avoid health risks. (Claudio Gennari via Flickr CC by 4.0))

When Should You Neuter or Spay Your Dog?

by Trina Wood
May 28, 2024

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Researchers Identify Protein Linked to Metastasis in Pancreatic Cancer

by Liana Wait
February 02, 2024

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Experiments in Yeast Hint at Possible Origins of Cancer and Autism

by Douglas Fox
October 24, 2023

Seven Golden Retrievers shown in a field. UC Davis researchers find a gene associated with longevity in the breed. (Jessica Hecock)

Can Golden Retrievers Live Longer?

by Amy Quinton
October 19, 2023

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Engineered Bone Marrow Shows Promise for Developing Cancer Treatment

by Jen DeMoss
September 15, 2023

A german shepperd mix dog lies on an exam table and is being prepped for a cancer treatment in a linnear accelerator.

‘Unfold’ Podcast Episode 3: ‘How Dogs Could Help Doctors Find the Next Cancer Treatment’

by Amy Quinton
October 18, 2022

A group of seven people, casually dressed, outdoors under a tree, facing the camera

Treating Cancer by Sticking Cells in Place

by Andy Fell
August 03, 2022

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Study Highlights Molecular Targets for Breast Cancer Treatment

by Greg Watry
November 22, 2021

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Anti-inflammation Drug Combination May Help Pancreatic and Liver Cancer Patients

by Kathy Keatley Garvey
September 28, 2021

Stock photo of patient being prepared for MRI scanning.

New Double-Contrast Technique Picks Up Small Tumors on MRI

by Andy Fell
May 25, 2020

Scientist Carlito Lebrilla in his lab at UC Davis.

Changes in Surface Sugarlike Molecules Help Cancer Metastasize

by Andy Fell
March 24, 2020

Woman looking at device

Using Facts to Promote Cancer Prevention on Social Media Is More Effective Than Personal Stories

by Karen Nikos-Rose
July 01, 2019

Close-Up View of DNA Replication Yields Surprises

by Andy Fell
June 15, 2017

10 Ways UC Davis Is Great in STEM

by Andy Fell
August 22, 2016

Black and tan German shepherd dog lies on green grass.

Early Neutering Poses Health Risks for German Shepherd Dogs, Study Finds

by Trina Wood
May 26, 2016

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