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Can Harvard retain key cancer grant?

By Liz Kowalczyk
August 29, 2005

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Leaders at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute remain tight-lipped about whether federal officials will renew a major grant for cancer research across Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, and five of its teaching hospitals including Dana-Farber -- seen as a major test of whether these ultra-competitive institutions actually can cooperate on research projects. (Full article: 544 words)

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