Shrinking the war on cancer
High-tech approach attacks the nation's number two killer at its most fundamental level
Michael Cima's wife referred to the meetings as his ''Wednesday poker nights," but, to the chemical engineer, they were more like cram sessions for a college exam. Cima had never done cancer research before, but every Wednesday for months he met with some of the top scientists in the field including a Nobel Prize winner. (Full article: 1083 words)
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