Emory Winship receives $11M NCI grant to improve immunotherapy for lung cancer

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Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University was awarded a P01 program project grant from NCI to support research aimed at improving the effectiveness of immunotherapy for lung cancer in patients with a mutation of the LKB1 gene, a group for whom present immunotherapy options do not provide robust benefit. 

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