UCSD’s Comprehensive Cancer Center designation is in trouble; director Califano steps down amid turmoil

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The Moores Cancer Center at UC San Diego Health is in imminent danger of losing its Comprehensive designation, and members of the center’s External Advisory Board are urging the leadership of the parent institution to act fast. 

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