National Cancer Institute at 80: Evolution and Future in Personalized Medicine
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the 80-year history and impact of the National Cancer Institute in this insightful panel discussion featuring past NCI directors. Delve into the institute's evolution from its inception in 1937 to its current status as a global leader in cancer research and clinical trials. Gain valuable insights into immunotherapy, precision medicine, and the power of research in the fight against cancer. Learn about the challenges faced by the NCI, including funding issues and maintaining global leadership. Discover the importance of collaboration and advocacy in advancing cancer research and treatment. Engage with expert perspectives on the future of cancer care, including the potential for a cure and the role of personalized medicine in improving patient outcomes.
Syllabus
Introduction
Andrew Ceresney MD
Dr Robert Saylor MD
What is immunotherapy
The power of research
The National Cancer Institute
Most difficult moment
Most difficult challenge
Are we in danger of giving up leadership
Funding questions
Money and advocacy
Precision medicine
Screening
Collaboration
Kathy Giusti
Questions
Observations
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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