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In cancer care, imaging has become a marvel of modern medicine. Advances in scanner technology, reconstruction algorithms, contrast agents, and diagnostic protocols have radically improved our ability to detect, track, and understand disease. Clinically, imaging is fast, accurate, and central to decision-making.

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The Directors: Mark Evers and Steven Libutti on riding out the tempest—and maintaining research momentum
As oncology braces for funding, Medicaid cuts, these two directors tell young investigators not to panic