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The Hope Fund for Cancer Research supports the UNMC Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center by being a resource to help meet the most pressing needs to advance life-saving cancer research.

UNMC and Nebraska Medicine are committed to building upon our nationally recognized expertise in basic science and clinical research discover better ways to diagnose, treat and prevent pancreatic cancer. Help lead the fight against pancreatic cancer.

Your gift supports the Global Center for Health Security and its rapid response abilities, including training, education, and clinical expertise for infectious diseases. UNMC and Nebraska Medicine have a critical national and global role.

This fund supports the mission of the UNMC to discover better ways to diagnose, treat and prevent solid tumor cancers.

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Through this fund support will be given toward pancreatic cancer research that will hopefully ultimately help others touched by this disease in the future.

The Harlan Noddle Memorial Cancer Research Fund was created in memory of the community leader and longtime University of Nebraska supporter, who died in 2005 from pancreatic cancer. Harlan was loved by many and respected by all. In support of the work at cancer experts at the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center, his family […]

A gift to this fund supports ongoing research on campus and at all the institute’s four research and extension centers across the state.

The Healing Arts program at UNMC and Nebraska Medicine aims to transform the health care experience by connecting people with the power of art. We believe the arts also can create a compassionate, supportive and inspirational environment for our patients, their families and staff.

This fund, established through the generous partnership and participants of the Berenberg Invitational, will help advance the work of our ongoing efforts to better understand and identify the earliest possible indicators of pancreatic cancer, including any hereditary and genetic factors.