Trevor Pugh

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Research Highlight|January 08, 2021

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Research Highlight|August 31, 2020

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TFRI News|August 17, 2020

Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network operational plan continues to take shape

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Research Highlight|August 04, 2020

A blood test could predict who benefits from immunotherapy

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Research Highlight|January 15, 2019

Study reveals genomic differences between long- and short- term survivors of high-grade serous ovarian cancer, advancing potential for individualized treatments

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Research Highlight|July 01, 2017

Collaborative generation, sharing and analysis of data could make precision medicine available for patients with colorectal cancer

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Press Release|April 25, 2017

Four 2017 New Investigator award recipients announced

Awards to four New Investigators were recently made, with each award valued at $450,000 for a term of three years. Recipients are: Dr. Housheng Hansen...

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