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U.S. Research Grants Should Require Data Sharing: Cancer Moonshot Pathways
“Today, the way we get big data is: ‘You’ve got your pile and I’ve got my pile.’ If we curate a combined pile into a synthetic larger pile, that’s where it starts getting very useful.”
Curing Cancer Takes A Global Village: Cancer Moonshot Pathways
Expanding international participation in drug trials will bring treatments to patients faster, BeiGene CEO John. V. Oyler says
Social Justice, Outreach, Global Collaboration: Cancer Moonshot Pathways
“If there is one thing the new Moonshot should do,” says Greg Simon, the inaugural executive director of the White House Cancer Moonshot “it is focus on social justice in the distribution of the treatments, cures and screening.”
Innovative Solutions To Cancer Require Innovative Finance: Cancer Moonshot Pathways
“Imagine if the government issued cancer bonds,” says MIT Finance Professor Andrew W. Lo
Close The Gap Between Discovery Research And Patient Care: Cancer Moonshot Pathways
“In the field of cancer therapeutics, there’s a growing divide between discovery and delivery” says Novartis Global Program Head for Lung Cancer Andrea Myers
Biden Deserves Credit For Taking On Cancer: Cancer Moonshot Pathways
Immunotherapy, precision medicine, equity offer room for gains, incoming MSK CEO says
Accelerate Cures Through International Collaboration In Clinical Trials: Cancer Moonshot Pathways
President Joe Biden in February launched a “Cancer Moonshot” initiative that aims to reduce the death rate from cancer by 50% in the next 25 years. Experts from Memorial Sloan Kettering suggest how to proceed
Incentivize The Fight Against Cancer That Affects Kids: Cancer Moonshot Pathways
Leukemia is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among children, and can have harsh long-term impacts among survivors after treatments.
“Why Is Cancer Less Important To Cure Faster Than Covid? — Cancer Moonshot Pathways
“We need to take some lessons from Covid,” says Dr. Elizabeth Jaffee of John Hopkins University
