AACR urges House-Senate conference to remove tax bill provisions penalizing future scientists, patients, survivors

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The American Association for Cancer Research delivered a letter to Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), conference chair of the House-Senate Conference Committee for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act [HR 1], urging the committee to remove two provisions from the tax reform bill that, if enacted, would negatively impact cancer researchers and patients.

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