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AACR’s Project GENIE about to release second dataset, creating the largest publicly available genomic database

YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN

Iowa’s Mark Burkard sees a role for data science in bringing clinical trials to rural clinicsThe state has the second highest (and rising) cancer rates in the U.S.

At his 25-year “anniversary party,” Pazdur invites Califf and past FDA commissioners to talk about political interference

FDA extends shelf-life for IV fluids in shortage after Hurricane Helene

Addressing high cancer mortality in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander populationsA call for equity in cancer research

“Less Radical” podcast: Resistance to change, a data scandal

UChicago receives $75M from AbbVie Foundation for construction of the cancer care and research pavilion

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Iowa’s Mark Burkard sees a role for data science in bringing clinical trials to rural clinics
The state has the second highest (and rising) cancer rates in the U.S.

Addressing high cancer mortality in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander populations
A call for equity in cancer research