Fox Chase receives NIH grant to establish a research center in Jamaica

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Camille Ragin, associate professor in the Cancer Prevention and Control Program at Fox Chase Cancer Center, received a grant from NIH to create a center of research excellence at the University of the West Indies, a regional university with its main campus in Jamaica.

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