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Elizabeth Martelli, PhD Writing and Rhetoric ‘19, first arrived at George Mason in 2014 as a PhD student. Now an associate professor in the English Department, Martelli teaches ENGH 302 in the Composition Program. Martelli brings the same mindset to her activities outside work. Martelli is training as an amateur boxer and will compete in a boxing match this fall to raise money in support of cancer research and awareness with Haymakers for Hope.

Will Iowa lawmakers try again to protect Bayer?

Aaron Mitchell on use of ‘low-value’ cancer care in Medicare Advantage vs. Traditional Medicare

Glyphosate: Just how dangerous? The debate continues

Clinically Significant Fatigue and Inflammation in Breast Cancer Survivors

Glyphosate and cancer: International study links weed killer to multiple diseases

Findings by Ali Weinstein, a scholar of chronic illness, indicate that quality of life may be impacted long after cancer treatment concludes.

A comprehensive carcinogenicity study on the world’s most used herbicide, glyphosate, involving scientists from Europe and the U.S., has found that low doses of the controversial weed killer cause multiple types of cancer in rats.

Community Health student Paris Stephens shares how her undergraduate research experience on cancer care interventions bridges the connection between her commitment to lead ethical research initiatives and her dedication to becoming a more skilled public health practitioner.

Cervical Cancer Screening: Are Women with Disabilities Left Behind?