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In Concert for Cancer Helps Power the Future of Ovarian Cancer Prevention
Every year, In Concert for Cancer brings people together through music, hope, and a shared commitment to ending cancer. At the Cancer Vaccine Institute (CVI), that commitment translates directly into momentum by fueling discoveries and supporting the people who will carry this mission forward. This year, their partnership is helping accelerate one of the most ambitious goals in cancer research: preventing ovarian cancer before it starts. And at the heart of that effort is a

Sarah White
Feb 12


Huskies for a Cure: CVI Joins UW Athletics in the Fight Against Cancer
Photos from the October 23rd event include: Dr. Nora Disis (CVI Director), Dr. Robert Jones (University of Washington President), Dr. Lynn Hassan Jones, Dr. Tim Dellit (UW Medicine CEO), Jean Enersen (Former KING5 News Anchor), Pramila Jayapal (US House of Representatives), Susan Bevan (CVI Development Council Member) October was a powerful month at the University of Washington, as Husky Athletics partnered with the Huskies for a Cure campaign to raise awareness and funds f

Kiran Dhillon
Dec 8, 2025


Changing the Course of Ovarian Cancer
Developing Vaccines to Create a New Standard of Care On October 22, 2025, the Cancer Vaccine Institute (CVI) at UW Medicine welcomed patients, advocates, researchers, and community members to DeLille Cellars in Woodinville, WA for an evening of connection and discovery. “Changing the Course of Ovarian Cancer” highlighted how cancer vaccines, once considered aspirational, are now changing lives and redefining what’s possible in cancer care. Driving a New Standard of Care The e

Kiran Dhillon
Nov 19, 2025


A Transformative Boost for CVI Breast Cancer Vaccine Research
At the Cancer Vaccine Institute, we are proud to share a major milestone in our mission to develop safe and effective scalable cancer...

Kiran Dhillon
Sep 10, 2025


Dr. Nora Disis awarded $300K for ovarian cancer vaccine from Rivkin Center
CVI Director Dr. Nora Disis was funded $300K to advance the development of a vaccine designed to prevent ovarian cancer’s metastatic spread.

Leila Okahata
Apr 3, 2025
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