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Dr. Karen Knudsen and Albert Bourla to discuss how cancer disproportionately impacts ethnic/racial groups – American Cancer Society

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Jun 4, 2024, 12:45

Dr. Karen Knudsen and Albert Bourla to discuss how cancer disproportionately impacts ethnic/racial groups – American Cancer Society

American Cancer Society shared on LinkedIn:

“At ASCO24, an annual meeting for oncology professionals, Dr. Karen Knudsen and Albert Bourla meet to discuss how cancer disproportionately impacts ethnic/racial groups. To change these odds, this three-year initiative with Pfizer is addressing disparities in cancer care, to improve health outcomes in medically underrepresented communities across the United States. Learn more about our partnership.”

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Source: American Cancer Society/LinkedIn

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