California Oncology Research Institute - aka CORI

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California Oncology Research Institute - aka CORI The California Oncology Research Institute (CORI) is committed to curing cancer through innovative research, early detection, education, & novel treatment

Since its inception in Santa Monica, California in 2008, the California Oncology Research Institute (CORI) has been committed to providing early diagnosis and treatment of cancer and innovative clinical and basic science research focusing on surgical technologies and the molecular biology of the tumors. Through scientific collaborations and alliances, CORI has established itself not only as a regional cancer institute in Southern California, but also as a global leader in cancer research with a strong presence across four continents. With our internationally recognized team of researchers and surgical oncologists, CORI is at the forefront of cancer research and treatment. CORI scientific researchers are recipients of several, highly distinguished grant awards from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). These ongoing grants will enable us to create novel cancer therapies, which ultimately should lead to improve techniques for our surgical oncologists. Together, we can work collectively to research the early diagnosis, treatment, and cure of the cancers in our core program: melanoma, breast, colon, stomach, re**al, pancreatic, and liver cancers.

Let's carry the momentum forward through education, early detection, and continued support for those impacted by breast ...
10/30/2026

Let's carry the momentum forward through education, early detection, and continued support for those impacted by breast cancer.

The month ends. Our mission continues. đź’—

Knowledge can empower you to make informed choices about your health.After learning she carried a BRCA1 gene mutation, A...
10/28/2026

Knowledge can empower you to make informed choices about your health.

After learning she carried a BRCA1 gene mutation, Angelina Jolie chose preventive surgery to significantly reduce her breast cancer risk. By sharing her experience publicly, she helped bring greater awareness to genetic testing, family history, and hereditary cancer risk.

Not everyone needs genetic testing or preventive surgery. But everyone can benefit from understanding their family history, knowing their risk factors, and discussing appropriate screening and prevention options with a healthcare professional.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let knowledge be a starting point for action.

Every step forward matters, and we're stronger when we stand together. đź’•
10/26/2026

Every step forward matters, and we're stronger when we stand together. đź’•

Early detection can change the course of a cancer journey.Since her breast cancer diagnosis in 2014, Joan Lunden has use...
10/23/2026

Early detection can change the course of a cancer journey.

Since her breast cancer diagnosis in 2014, Joan Lunden has used her voice to advocate for early detection and support for patients and survivors.

Her message is one worth sharing this Breast Cancer Awareness Month: stay informed, know your breast cancer risk, and talk with your healthcare provider about the screening schedule that’s right for you.

Awareness is powerful. Taking action matters.

Together, we are stronger. Together, we inspire hope. đź’—This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let's stand united in support...
10/21/2026

Together, we are stronger. Together, we inspire hope. đź’—

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let's stand united in support of survivors, caregivers, and everyone impacted by breast cancer.

Know your body, stay informed, and encourage your loved ones to prioritize their health. Early detection can make a difference.

Because awareness grows stronger when we share it!

No family history doesn’t mean no risk.Sheryl Crow was diagnosed with DCIS, a non-invasive form of breast cancer, at age...
10/19/2026

No family history doesn’t mean no risk.

Sheryl Crow was diagnosed with DCIS, a non-invasive form of breast cancer, at age 44 after an annual mammogram detected it early. She underwent a lumpectomy followed by radiation therapy.

Her experience highlights an important message this Breast Cancer Awareness Month: understanding your personal risk and following recommended screening guidelines matters, even without a family history of breast cancer.

Know your risk. Know your screening options. Stay proactive.

A little reminder to make your health a priority!This National Mammography Day, take a proactive step toward your well-b...
10/16/2026

A little reminder to make your health a priority!

This National Mammography Day, take a proactive step toward your well-being. Mammograms can help detect breast cancer early, often before symptoms appear.

Talk with your healthcare provider about when screening is right for you. Your health deserves a spot on the calendar! đź“…

Awareness starts with knowing your body. 🎀Robin Roberts discovered a lump during a breast self-exam in 2007 and was late...
10/14/2026

Awareness starts with knowing your body. 🎀

Robin Roberts discovered a lump during a breast self-exam in 2007 and was later diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer. Her experience has made her a passionate voice for cancer awareness and the importance of staying proactive about your health.

Know what’s normal for you. Keep up with recommended breast cancer screenings. And if you notice a change, talk with your healthcare provider.

Early detection matters.

Every story matters. Every voice deserves to be heard. đź’—Today, on Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day, we stand with ...
10/13/2026

Every story matters. Every voice deserves to be heard. đź’—

Today, on Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day, we stand with those living with stage IV breast cancer, their loved ones, and the communities supporting them.

Metastatic breast cancer occurs when cancer spreads beyond the breast to other parts of the body. While treatment continues to advance, ongoing cancer research, education, and access to quality care remain essential.

At CORI Group, we believe in the power of science, compassion, and community to create meaningful progress.

Together, we can raise awareness, advocate for better care, and inspire hope.

Fear may be part of the journey, but it doesn’t have to define it.In 2016, former supermodel Janice Dickinson was diagno...
10/09/2026

Fear may be part of the journey, but it doesn’t have to define it.

In 2016, former supermodel Janice Dickinson was diagnosed with early-stage DCIS after a small lump was detected in her breast. She underwent two lumpectomies and radiation treatment.

Her story is a powerful reminder of why breast cancer awareness and early detection matter. Knowing your body, keeping up with recommended screenings, and talking with your healthcare provider about changes can make a difference.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, choose awareness. Choose action. Choose hope.

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Santa Monica, CA
90403

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(310) 883-0096

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