Cancer History ProjectFree The Cancer History Project’s top 25 stories of 2023 December 15, 2023Vol.49 No.46By Alexandria Carolan and Katie Goldberg
Cancer History ProjectFreeIn the Archives New biography shows how Mary Lasker used money and clout to make the National Cancer Act happen September 22, 2023Vol.49 No.35
Cancer History ProjectConversation with The Cancer LetterFree John Laszlo’s dual role: (1) Working to cure childhood leukemia, and (2) Writing the authoritative book on itHis father, Daniel Laszlo, did early work on folate antagonists August 11, 2023Vol.49 No.32By Alexandria Carolan and Paul Goldberg
Cancer History ProjectConversation with The Cancer Letter Karnofsky winner Hagop Kantarjian: We changed the course of leukemias from mostly incurable to mostly curable May 26, 2023Vol.49 No.21By Jacquelyn Cobb
Cancer History ProjectFree ACT for NIH publishes Mary Lasker biography to use in lobbying for appropriations—Mary would’ve approved March 24, 2023Vol.49 No.12By Paul Goldberg
Cancer History ProjectConversation with The Cancer LetterFree Jed Manocherian grew obsessed with Mary Lasker after starting an NIH lobbying organization March 24, 2023Vol.49 No.12By Paul Goldberg
Cancer History ProjectConversation with The Cancer LetterFree Lasker Foundation’s Claire Pomeroy: “Mary’s story truly has been an untold story” March 24, 2023Vol.49 No.12By Paul Goldberg
Cancer History ProjectFreeObituary Mark Smith, cancer advocate and healthcare policy expert, dies at 63 March 03, 2023Vol.49 No.09By Scott E. Schwartz
Black History MonthCancer History Project MSK’s Vickers: “We’ve been seen as exclusive and selected. I want to broaden that aperture for the organization.” February 17, 2023Vol.49 No.07By Robert A. Winn
Cancer History ProjectConversation with The Cancer Letter Jim Allison believed in the power of T cells—when hardly anyone else did January 27, 2023Vol.49 No.04By Alexandria Carolan
