Collaborative work behind the scenes makes cancer breakthroughs possible

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When we talk about breakthroughs in cancer research, most focus on the moment of discovery: a new therapy, a promising trial result, or a headline-grabbing study.

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Annaliese Daniels, MBA
Annaliese Daniels, MBA
Global marketing, communications, and program strategy specialist, American Society of Clinical Oncology
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