Jeffrey Lee, Chief Medical Executive at MD Anderson Cancer Center, shared on LinkedIn:
“Members of our Board of Visitors visited our Texas Medical Center Campus for the UT MD Anderson Day of Science, a chance to experience our mission firsthand. Among the tremendous opportunities included visits to lab spaces that illustrate how AI is propelling drug discovery and demonstrate emerging robotic technology for precision surgery, as well as a tour of our nearly complete 600,000-square-foot, 7-story research building, Endeavor, as an example of how UT MD Anderson is fostering collaborative science and breakthroughs.
They visited the spaces where innovation occurs every day, speaking directly with the teams behind our scientific breakthroughs and seeing how bold ideas become meaningful progress for patients and their families. The day also showcased the momentum behind Only Possible Here, The Campaign to End Cancer.
Since its public launch last November, we’ve advanced the signature priorities that will define our future: expediting breakthroughs, elevating the patient experience and expanding our reach.
We are building the foundation for the future of cancer care. That future depends just as much on the people, ideas and collaborations that move it forward as it does on our new facilities, places and spaces. Thank you to our Board of Visitors for investing your time and sharing our commitment to Making Cancer History.”
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