Prostate Cancer Foundation names 24 Young Investigator Award winners

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THE PROSTATE CANCER FOUNDATION named 24 Young Investigator Award winners. Members of the Class of 2016 were selected from a pool of 128 applicants from 77 institutions across 15 countries. Successful proposals included the use of genomics to predict prognosis and personalize treatments, as well as immunological approaches. The projects predominantly concentrated on treatment-resistant prostate...

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