🧬 China can now print a cancer vaccine in one day. A Shanghai facility uses mRNA and AI to build custom vaccines from a single biopsy. Speed saves lives. Sources: S. China Morning Post, The Straits Times #omgfacts# #CancerResearch# #Biotechnology#

We were pleased to host Dr. Yonghyun Choi, CTO of Nanomedicine Inc. and Adjunct Professor at Chung-Ang University, for a guest seminar at the Goda Lab on BioMEMS, nanomedicine, and lipid/LNP tech. #GodaLab# #Nanomedicine# #BioMEMS# #LNP# #CancerResearch#

Florida has invested more than $1.4 billion in cancer research and treatment. Since 2019 we have increased funding for cancer research programs by over 175 percent, and we have launched new initiatives like the Florida Cancer Innovation Fund to support innovative approaches to cancer research, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.   Today, I was proud to announce the winners of this year’s Florida Cancer Innovation Fund awards and the opening of applications for next year’s awards. This promising initiative now has $70 million in funding for groundbreaking cancer research projects, $10 million more than the previous cycle.

The extremist from Michigan’s vile claim saying that funding for breast cancer research is “disturbing” is a slap in the face to all women who have faced this brutal disease. My wife kicked breast cancer’s ass and is tougher than Abdul could ever hope to be.

Great to be in Orlando today to highlight Florida’s landmark investments in cancer research and treatment. Nearly 40% of Floridians will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. We are committed to supporting them and their families in any way we can.   We have increased funding for cancer research to record levels during my time as governor. Initiatives like the Casey DeSantis Cancer Research Program, the Cancer Connect Collaborative, and the Florida Cancer Innovation Fund are supporting patients while enabling researchers to pursue the next generation of treatments and cures.   Today, I was proud to announce the Florida Cancer Innovation Fund awardees who were selected through a competitive application cycle for Fiscal Year 2025-26 funding. We have also opened applications for Fiscal Year 2026-27, in which we are offering $70 million in funding for Florida cancer researchers and innovators—a $10 million increase.   Congratulations to the awardees, and thank you for all you do to make Florida a beacon of hope in cancer research and treatment.