Trump administration is removing the mainstays of NCI and the federal government’s cancer program

Peer review, registries, and evidence-based patient information take a big hit

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How is the enterprise of cancer research doing after the first 100 days of the Trump administration?

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Paul Goldberg
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Paul Goldberg
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