University of Louisville’s Research Team Discovers Molecule That Protects Against Development of Cancer Cells

The University of Louisville’s publication UL News recently reported a finding by its research team regarding an immune checkpoint molecule.  The molecule had been developed for cancer immunotherapy but when…

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Press Release: ASCO Names Advance of the Year: Progress in Treating Rare Cancers

Progress Report Debuts ASCO’s Research Priorities for the Cancer Community, Emphasizes Impact of Federal Funding FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 31, 2019 Ashley Yum 571-483-1376 [email protected]   ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Over the…

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Why are Poor Black and Hispanic Children Dying at Higher Rates From Childhood Cancer Than Whites?
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Why are Poor Black and Hispanic Children Dying at Higher Rates From Childhood Cancer Than Whites?

What is the Disparity? America is greatly divided by many things and race has always been one of them. Not only are there large social and economic divides among racial…

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Olympian Scott Hamilton Honors Group of People Who Serve Rare Blood Cancer Community
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Olympian Scott Hamilton Honors Group of People Who Serve Rare Blood Cancer Community

Olympian skater Scott Hamilton was the keynote speaker at the CURE media group's sixth annual myeloproliferative neoplasm (MPN) Heroes celebration, honoring nine individuals who have also dedicated themselves to improving the lives…

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