Walid Kamoun, Vice President, Global Head of R/D Oncology at Servier, shared The Nobel Prize’s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“In this inspiring video, Tasuku Honjo reminds us that breakthrough innovation begins with the courage to question the status quo.
His discovery of PD-1 revolutionized cancer immunology and helped unlock immunotherapies that have transformed the lives of countless patients.
A powerful lesson for everyone in oncology: tomorrow’s breakthroughs start with the questions we dare to ask today.
It is usually less about the answer than about asking the right question and then applying the three primary cs.”
Quoting The Nobel Prize’s post:
“What qualities do you need to be a successful scientist?
2018 medicine laureate Tasuku Honjo shares what he believes are the ‘three c’s’: curiosity, courage and challenge.”
Other articles featuring Walid Kamoun on OncoDaily.