The vice president of the United States Joe Biden has called for greater collaboration across the oncology treatment community in the fight against cancer.
In a rallying cry to more than 35,000 delegates at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting on Monday, Vice President Biden urged everyone to get behind the White House National Cancer Moonshot Initiative, launched by President Obama earlier this year.
Led by the vice president, the $1bn cancer ‘moonshot’ aims to double the rate of progress towards a cure for cancer by making a decade’s worth of advances in five years.
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