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2024-08-13 23:55:08
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Biden's 'Cancer Moonshot' Initiative to Transform Cancer Treatment and Surgery

President Biden is spearheading the 'cancer moonshot' initiative, allocating $150 million to enhance cancer surgery technologies and improve tumor removal methods. The goal is to halve U.S. cancer deaths by 2047 through advanced imaging and microscopy techniques.

Experts advocate for increased funding for research programs to achieve this ambitious target. The initiative has already seen progress, with Medicare now covering essential services like colonoscopies.

Biden's push for banning menthol cigarettes and addressing Supreme Court reforms adds to his legacy in healthcare advancements.

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Yahoo!
13. August 2024 um 04:15

Biden using his final months in office to promote 'moonshot' initiative to reduce cancer deaths

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President Biden's 'cancer moonshot' initiative aims to reduce U.S. cancer deaths by 50% over 25 years through improved prevention, treatment, and detection, led by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health. Experts, including the American Cancer Society's CEO Karen Knudsen and the American Association for Cancer Research's Chief Policy Officer Jon Retzlaff, say the goal is achievable with adequate funding for the National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute programs. The..
forbes
13. August 2024 um 12:20

White House Pledges $150 Million In Federal Grants As Part Of Biden’s ‘Cancer Moonshot’

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The Biden administration awarded $150M in federal grants to 8 research teams developing advanced imaging, microscopy, and surgical techniques to improve tumor removal and minimize damage during cancer surgery, as part of the 'Cancer Moonshot' initiative launched in memory of Beau Biden. The grantees include Tulane, Rice, UW, Johns Hopkins, UCSF, UIUC, Dartmouth, and Cision Vision, with the program originally established under the 21st Century Cures Act.
Quartz
13. August 2024 um 17:00

President Joe Biden sets his sights on tumor-removal - forking over $150 million in funding

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ARPA-H received $150M to fund 8 institutions, including Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, Rice, Tulane, UC San Francisco, Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Washington, and Cision Vision in Mountain View, CA, to research improved cancer surgery technologies. The goal is to make surgeries more effective, reduce repeat procedures, and minimize healthy tissue damage, supporting Biden's 'cancer moonshot' to halve cancer deaths by 2047. The cancer moonshot was first established by President Barack Obama in 2016 and..
Quartz
13. August 2024 um 17:00

The White House announced a $150 million funding for the development of a new tumor elimination technology

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The White House announced $150 million to develop tumor elimination technologies. ARPA-H, established in 2022, will provide funds to 8 institutions. The ARPA-H's PSI program aims to make surgeries more effective, reduce damages, and save lives.
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