Going private may allow US Oncology to restructure, respond to Medicare cuts; equity investment firm offers to purchase shares.
Also in this 8-page issue: Dana-Farber opens center for advanced cancer science.
NCI says SELECT study is close to full enrollment.
USC wins $3.5 million NCI grant.
Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program seek applicants.
Funding opportunities listed.
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