Marshfield Clinic Research Institute

Marshfield Clinic Research Institute We are pioneering health care research – discovering new knowledge and innovative approaches to better meet the needs of patients in Wisconsin.

Alex Kitchner is the son of Terrie Kitchner, who works in Center for Precision Medicine Research (CPMR). Alex is also t...
06/08/2026

Alex Kitchner is the son of Terrie Kitchner, who works in Center for Precision Medicine Research (CPMR). Alex is also the principal of Riverview Elementary and welcomed Governor Tony Evers to the school to celebrate its official recognition as a High Impact School. This distinguished designation is awarded to schools that demonstrate exceptional growth in student achievement while maintaining a strong commitment to closing educational equity gaps.

During his visit, Governor Evers toured classrooms and met with staff members to gain firsthand insight into the innovative strategies and dedicated efforts driving Riverview Elementary’s continued success.

Stephanie Kohl, who works in the Center for Clinical Epidemiology & Population Health (CCEPH), got married on May 9th at...
06/04/2026

Stephanie Kohl, who works in the Center for Clinical Epidemiology & Population Health (CCEPH), got married on May 9th at Acre 96. What a beautiful day – Congratulations!!

Daughter of Leila Deering (Research IT), graduated this spring from Milwaukee institute of Art and Design. She received...
06/04/2026

Daughter of Leila Deering (Research IT), graduated this spring from Milwaukee institute of Art and Design. She received a bachelor in fine arts majoring in architecture and interior design and a minor in sustainability. Well done!

This spring, Dr. Meece had the pleasure of spending the day with Dan and Linda Neve at the spring All In Car Show to sup...
06/03/2026

This spring, Dr. Meece had the pleasure of spending the day with Dan and Linda Neve at the spring All In Car Show to support Cancer Research in the WI Dells. It was a windy but fun day. Dan estimates they raised over $6500 for the day, which is really outstanding!

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is sharing a new, free resource to help l...
06/03/2026

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is sharing a new, free resource to help livestock and poultry owners strengthen biosecurity as we enter spring movement and fair season. PremisesMapper, developed by the National Farm Medicine Center with input from DATCP, allows producers to quickly create accurate, standardized premises maps, an important part of biosecurity plans and often required during responses to Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) and other foreign animal disease investigations. https://rfdash.org/PremisesMapper/

The tool provides an easy way to mark lines of separation, access points, cleaning and disinfecting stations, carcass removal routes, and other key features. Producers can export a PDF to include in their biosecurity plan and easily update maps as operations change.

This work is the product of Matt Pilz and Jakob Hanschu’s tremendous knowledge and effort. Thank you for this amazing tool to help keep farms and farmers safe.

Dr. Dart, Emeritus Clinician Researcher, received a prestigious award from the Wisconsin Medical Society and this heartf...
06/02/2026

Dr. Dart, Emeritus Clinician Researcher, received a prestigious award from the Wisconsin Medical Society and this heartfelt communication in recognition of Dr. Dart:
“Dr. Richard A. Dart’s decades of leadership, innovation, mentorship, and dedication have profoundly improved health outcomes in Wisconsin. As a past president and longtime supporter of WisMed and the WisMed Foundation, his impact on our organization and our profession is lasting. It is an honor to recognize him with the Director's Award.”- Jerry Halverson, MD, Wisconsin Medical Society Board Chairhttps://marshfieldresearch.org/Media/Default/Good%20News%20documents/05062026_WisMed_Award_Winners.pdf

Jill Steckbauer from the Sanford Foundation-Marshfield and Dr. Jennifer Meece attended the quarterly meeting of the 100+...
06/02/2026

Jill Steckbauer from the Sanford Foundation-Marshfield and Dr. Jennifer Meece attended the quarterly meeting of the 100+ Women’s Club. In February, based on the work and Jill’s skilled sharing of the impact that having Oncology Research available to our Marshfield patients in northern WI and the UP of Michigan, the 100+ women chose Cancer Care as their donation for the quarter. From that gift, we have received over $16,000.00 from this group of outstanding women. Thank you for the gift and for the commitment you all have to your community.

Congratulations to Dr. Seth Fagbemi, Dawn and the infusion nurses from the Medical Oncology Department in Marshfield for...
06/02/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Seth Fagbemi, Dawn and the infusion nurses from the Medical Oncology Department in Marshfield for their shining star recognition for their outstanding patient care. Dr. Fagbemi received his 19 and 20th pin. Dawn received her first, the Oncology Staff received their 18th and the infusion staff their 3rd! Thank you for the gift of care, comfort, cure and compassion you provide for our patients every day.

The Cancer Care and Research Center are very proud to recognize Anna Wilson for her outstanding contribution as a member...
06/01/2026

The Cancer Care and Research Center are very proud to recognize Anna Wilson for her outstanding contribution as a member of the NRG Oncology Patient Advocate Committee. She was recently featured in the NRG Oncology May eNewsletter for her thoughtfully written article, “How Biobanking Can Empower a Cancer Patient.” Through her advocacy and written work, she highlights the critical role biobanking plays in advancing research while centering the patient perspective. This recognition is a well-deserved acknowledgement of her passion, expertise, and the lasting impact of her work on both patients and the research community.”

The Fritz Wenzel Translational Research Endowment continues to play an important role in supporting clinical research an...
06/01/2026

The Fritz Wenzel Translational Research Endowment continues to play an important role in supporting clinical research and expanding access to innovative care for patients in our region. Contributions from the Wenzel family help provide the foundation needed to explore new clinical trial opportunities, strengthen research infrastructure, and support thoughtful growth. Over the past year, this support has enabled continued progress in evaluating and advancing studies aligned with key clinical priorities, while fostering collaboration with clinicians and research partners. It has also helped enhance our ability to engage providers and build capacity for future research initiatives. Together, these efforts are strengthening a sustainable clinical research program focused on improving patient care and access to new treatment options over time. Without such support, making research clinical trials accessible to our local patients would not be possible. In 2025, the Fritz Wenzel Center for Clinical Research enrolled 204 patients and continued to follow another 260 patients who remain in active follow up on trials.

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