Sentences with phrase «cancer research organizations»

Together, these leading cancer research organizations will attract new collaborators; improve diagnosis of pancreatic cancer; find new treatments for pancreatic cancer; and support the next generation of pancreatic cancer investigators.

Lee and colleagues, working as part of NRG Oncology, a non-profit cancer research organization, enrolled about 1,100 men whose prostate cancer was diagnosed early, before it had spread.

The newsletter was also unable to confirm other details in various Potti biographies, including two awards he claimed to have received from cancer research organizations.

In 2013, he was voted by the AACR members as President Elect of the American Association for Cancer Research, the largest cancer research organization in the world.

Honoring your dog: You can make a donation in your dog's name to a canine cancer research organization like the National Canine Cancer Foundation, Puppy Up Foundation, Morris Animal Foundation, Animal Cancer Foundation, or Canine Cancer Awareness, or you can start a fundraising page for one of these organizations in your dog's name.

Twitch also says it will split the proceeds from the channel's $ 4.99 subscription option between the rights holders; Root division, its local arts organization supporting artists and teaching children the arts; cancer research organization St Jude; and with Twitch Creative community support — meaning it's keeping some of the money for itself to re-invest in the Creative category.

The Pancreatic Cancer Collective reflects the strategic partnership of these two leading cancer research organizations: Stand Up To Cancer and the Lustgarten Foundation.

The company also supports a variety of charities including autism and cancer research organizations.

Building on the successful outcomes of their multi-year history, these leading cancer research organizations will inspire new collaborators; improve diagnosis of pancreatic cancer using big data; develop new treatments for pancreatic cancer; and support the next generation of pancreatic cancer investigators.

Together, these leading cancer research organizations will attract new collaborators; improve diagnosis of pancreatic cancer using big data; find new treatments for pancreatic cancer; and support the next generation of pancreatic cancer investigators.

On Aug. 22, the first annual Jump for the Cure raised $ 8,500 for the Michael Cuccione Foundation, a cancer research organization.