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The Terry Fox Foundation awards $27.3 million to six Canadian research teams

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THE TERRY FOX FOUNDATION in partnership with the Canadian Institutes of Health Research has awarded $27.3 million in new funding to six Canadian research teams to engineer precision medicines for patients whose cancer has relapsed or for whom current treatments are ineffective or non-existent. The Terry Fox Research Institute teams are conducting research into brain,...

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