Salk’s Evans receives $2.5 million SU2C grant for pancreatic cancer clinical trial

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Salk professor and Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator Ronald Evans was awarded $2.5 million by Stand Up to Cancer as part of a multi-institution team to conduct clinical studies to open up a new avenue for immunotherapy in the treatment of pancreatic cancer.

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