

Cancer History Project
The goal of the Cancer History Project is twofold: to collect and preserve the history of cancer research, and to spark rigorous discussion of the achievements of the past half-century.
Created to mark the 50th anniversary of the National Cancer Act of 1971, the Cancer History Project is a free historical resource that places a vast, expertly curated collection of primary sources and authoritative interpretations within easy reach of researchers, medical professionals, students, policy-makers, and patients.
The Cancer History Project is a new way of preserving history: collaboratively curated by the institutions and people who shaped it.
Welcome to our board, @JonathanHirsch (@Syapse)! The Cancer History Project draws on the expertise of an editorial board of physicians, scientists, advocates, historians, and communicators. https://t.co/0a7psvxX5U
RT @TheCancerLetter: The Cancer Letter has found and published Zubrod's autobiography (@cancerhistproj)—In a nutshell, Zubrod’s approach to…
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