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Curebound announces eight grants totaling $2M to address emerging areas of cancer research

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Curebound has announced eight grants for a total of $2 million in funding. The funding is made available through two new Curebound programs: Catalyst Grants, which support projects within early-stage life science companies that are seeking to take innovative discoveries to commercially approved products, and Equity Grants, which focus on overcoming disparities in cancer research and treatment in underserved populations.

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