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UNM Cancer Center program to encourage interest in STEM to include middle schoolers

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The University of New Mexico Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Continuing Umbrella for Research Experience (CURE) is graduating to a larger program by including more opportunities for students, including, for the first time, middle schoolers.

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