Andrew Frankart receives $729,000 ACS/ASTRO Clinician Scientist Development Grant

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Andrew Frankart received a five-year, $729,000 American Cancer Society/American Society for Radiation Oncology Clinician Scientist Development Grant to lead a clinical trial at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center that will test the safety and effectiveness of a more targeted radiation dose for patients with large tumors.

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