THE ALBERT AND MARY LASKER FOUNDATION announced its 2014 award winners.
An analysis by researchers from the International Agency for Research on Cancer casts doubt on validity of an endpoint used in key studies of multi-cancer detection tests.
Lasker Foundation Names 2014 Award Winners
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