News

Imaging of human T-cell leukemia virus (HTLV)

Cancer virus imaging helps to uncover potential therapeutic targets

Important new insights into the structure of a human virus that causes blood cancer.
Health care worker makes notes during appointment with a mother

Interprofessional intern team advances statewide doula toolkit with Aspirus Duluth

An intern team working with Aspirus St. Luke’s is helping strengthen maternal health.
Cancer Center Research Building

Jeffrey Miller named director of Masonic Cancer Center

Jeffrey Miller, MD, begins his role as Director of the Masonic Cancer Center Dec. 15.
Dr. David Odde and Dr. Paolo Provenzano in Hasselmo Hall at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus.

A no-holds-barred approach to cancer

Researchers are breaking the mold of cancer research to dramatically improve treatment success rates.
Catherine Burrows holds a child with Dr. Meghan Swanson in the background.

Unmasking autism

Leading the charge to understand this disorder at its earliest stages and to support families along the way.
2025

Top 10 stories of 2025

The top 10 most-read stories from the Office of Academic Clinical Affairs in 2025.
many hands forming a circle to illustrate collaboration

Collaborative care benefits thousands of Twin Cities residents

Kim Tran, PharmD, knew she wanted to practice at CUHCC ever since she trained there as a pharmacy resident in 2014-15.
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Full circle: A journey of care, connection, and community at CUHCC

As CUHCC’s Medical and Lab Director, Lan Luu embodies the clinic’s mission to deliver compassionate, comprehensive care to underserved communities while training future health professionals.
Hands, collaboration and healthcare with a team in a huddle or circle.

Enriching interprofessional education for students across the state

This fall, 1,280 health professional students participated in Better Together.
Collage of IPE interns.

Meet the OACA Interprofessional Internship Program 2025-26 Cohort

Twenty-one health sciences students who have been matched with projects co-created with clinical and community partners in Minnesota.