Improving Bladder Cancer Trials and Treatments Goal of New $6 Million CPRIT Recruit

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With a focus on expediting the development of early-phase clinical trials and enhancing chemoimmunotherapy responses in bladder cancer, genitourinary cancer translational scientist Keith Syson Chan, Ph.D., has joined Houston Methodist thanks to a $6 million Established Investigator recruitment grant from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT).
[Houston Methodist]
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