Cancer is a model for drug development, FDA-bound Sharpless says to NCI advisors

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Decades of basic research in oncology are paying off, resulting in an unprecedented number of drug approvals, said Ned Sharpless, the NCI director who is set to become FDA acting commissioner.

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