At AACR, Letai announces prevention and screening project for southern Appalachia, describes a future without paylines

There’s “clear evidence that funding is moving and the system is working.”

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Tucked in at the end of a 20-minute talk that covered paylines, promising young investigators, and precision medicine, NCI Director Anthony G. Letai beefed up the alliteration with two more words that begin with a “p”: prevention and pilot. 

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