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Wake Forest CCSG cut from 5 years to 3 as center changes leadership, administrative structure

Wake Forest CCSG cut from 5 years to 3 as center changes leadership, administrative structure

NCI has truncated the just-renewed five-year Cancer Center Support Grant held by Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center as that institution undergoes a bumpy transition of leadership—in the midst of a challenging integration with Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute.
May 27, 2022
Vol.48 No.21
By Paul Goldberg
Jon Chernoff pledges to revive his institution’s “Fox Chaseness” after years of setbacks
Conversation with The Cancer Letter

Jon Chernoff pledges to revive his institution’s “Fox Chaseness” after years of setbacks

Fox Chase Cancer Center used to be a place where Nobel laureates toiled. Now, people who love the place—and in oncology, many people do—are hoping that Jonathan Chernoff, Fox Chase’s new director, will restore vitality to the venerable Philadelphia-based cancer center.
May 20, 2022
Vol.48 No.20
By Paul Goldberg
Remembering the “Murderers’ Row” at Fox Chase’s Institute for Cancer Research
Cancer History ProjectFreeGuest Editorial

Remembering the “Murderers’ Row” at Fox Chase’s Institute for Cancer Research

The Institute for Cancer Research (ICR) was and is a hotbed for basic and translational discovery. Initially a standalone institute, the ICR is currently the main science engine for the Fox Chase Cancer Center.
May 20, 2022
Vol.48 No.20
By Jonathan Chernoff
Fox Chase gets three-year no-cost extension as director Fisher departs

Fox Chase gets three-year no-cost extension as director Fisher departs

God did not intend directors of NCI-designated cancer centers to last in their jobs forever.
December 10, 2021
Vol.47 No.45
By Paul Goldberg
Cancer centers establish DEI Network as NCI issues CCSG guidelines to enhance diversity in the oncology workforce
Health Equity

Cancer centers establish DEI Network as NCI issues CCSG guidelines to enhance diversity in the oncology workforce

Every cancer center seeking to obtain (or keep) an NCI designation will soon have to present a plan for increasing the diversity of their faculty and workforce.
December 03, 2021
Vol.47 No.44
By Matthew Bin Han Ong
DEI Network founders: Let’s work together to increase diversity across all cancer centers in America
Conversation with The Cancer LetterHealth Equity

DEI Network founders: Let’s work together to increase diversity across all cancer centers in America

Christopher Li and Wendy Law, both of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, have a message for leaders of DEI programs in oncology.
December 03, 2021
Vol.47 No.44
By Matthew Bin Han Ong

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