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DESCRIPTION:A cancer diagnosis can be life-altering\, but ongoing research 
 is making significant strides in developing new and more effective treatme
 nts. Understanding the unique biology of both the tumor and the patient is
  crucial in advancing anti-cancer therapies. In this second installment of
  our “Cells Gone Rogue” series\, Dr. Travis Nelson and Dr. Patrick Rae
 dler will discuss how insights into tumor biology and individual patient p
 rofiles are shaping cancer treatments. Join us on Wednesday\, September 18
 \, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM at the Chapel Hill Public Library for an engaging 
 exploration of this critical topic.
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LOCATION:Chapel Hill Public Library
SUMMARY:Anti-Cancer Drug Discovery: How Tumor Biology Informs Cancer Treatm
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CATEGORIES:Lectures
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