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The Academic Difference

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Academic cancer centers have a major and unique role to play in enhancing cancer research, clinical care and education. This role will increase in value as our understanding of the complexity of cancer grows and is applied to care of patients.

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George J. Weiner
Director, University of Iowa Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center
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