Refocusing cancer R&D for greater impact: Addressing gaps in disparities and access

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While cutting-edge therapies grace headlines, the impact of breakthrough research remains limited due to patient access, affordability, and adherence. 

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Alice L. Pomponio
Managing director, BrightEdge; Vice president, Innovation and Impact Investing, American Cancer Society
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Alice L. Pomponio
Managing director, BrightEdge; Vice president, Innovation and Impact Investing, American Cancer Society

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