BIO5 researchers are tackling one of the world’s leading health scourges with new prevention, diagnostic, and treatment approaches.

Some people go on diets to lose weight, but what if there's a diet that could help save your life? Researchers at the UA, led by BIO5 member Dr. Donato Romagnolo, say eating a "Mediterranean diet" reduces the risk for cancer.

BIO5 members Donato Romagnolo, PhD, and Ornella Selmin, PhD, of the UA Cancer Center and College of Agriculture & Life Sciences, delved into the current research to examine how the Mediterranean diet is connected to the prevention of several chronic disea

A UA Cancer Center and College of Agriculture and Life Sciences research team is conducting a series of studies investigating how genistein, a component of soy foods, might suppress the development of breast cancer. The team is led by BIO5's Dr. Donato F.

Two BIO5 members, Donato Romagnolo and Ornella Selmin, also of the University of Arizona Cancer Center, have been awarded a $1 million research grant from the Department of Defense to study the impact of soy isoflavones intake and risk of breast cancer.