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On his recent visit to New Orleans, President Biden announced a substantial investment of $150 million aimed at advancing cancer research. This funding, part of the administration’s ambitious Cancer ‘Moonshot’ project, was unveiled during his visit to Tulane University alongside the First Lady, Jill Biden.
The grants are set to benefit eight leading research institutions, enhancing their capabilities in precision cancer surgery. This innovative approach aims to improve the accuracy of tumor removal and minimize the need for subsequent surgeries by utilizing advanced imaging technologies to ensure complete removal of cancer cells at the tumor sites.
During his speech, President Biden emphasized the urgency of these innovations, noting that the battle against cancer is a personal one for many American families, including his own. He shared his vision of halving cancer mortality rates within the next 25 years and providing robust support for patients and their families.
This significant financial commitment underscores the Biden administration’s dedication to transforming cancer treatment and care, embodying a nationwide effort to potentially cure certain types of cancer.
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