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Carbone Cancer Center joins NCCN as member institution

THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Carbone Cancer Center was elected as the 27th member institution of NCCN. “UWCCC’s esteemed cancer center indeed brings unique attributes to the alliance, particularly its comprehensive palliative care program which includes an in-patient unit and consultation service, children’s hospital consultative service, and an outpatient onco-palliative care clinic,” said Robert Carlson, CEO... […]
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MD Anderson and TESARO form immuno-oncology collaboration

MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER and TESARO Inc. announced a collaboration to discover and develop small molecule product candidates against immuno-oncology targets, through the cancer center’s Institute for Applied Cancer Science. Under the agreement, TESARO will receive exclusive worldwide rights to develop and commercialize any small molecule product candidates that result from this collaboration. MD Anderson... […]
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Johns Hopkins launches Bloomberg-Kimmel Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY launched the Bloomberg-Kimmel Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy, with $125 million in donations. The institute was founded with two $50 million donations, one from former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, and one from philanthropist Sidney Kimmel. An additional $25 million was raised from other supporters. Drew Pardoll will serve as the institute’s... […]
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The Cancer Letter’s coverage of power morcellation named a finalist in the 2015 Best in Business Awards for Outstanding Business Journalism

Matthew Ong, associate editor of The Cancer Letter, was selected as a finalist in the 2015 Best in Business Awards for Outstanding Business Journalism. The Society of American Business Editors and Writers recognized Ong’s series, “How Medical Devices Do Harm,” as the first runner up in the Print Weeklies/Biweeklies Investigative category. In a two-year investigation, […]