The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) annual meeting in Chicago showcased a plethora of groundbreaking research and data in the field of cancer treatment and prevention. With thousands of abstracts presented, it can be challenging to stay updated on the latest advancements in the fight against cancer. This year’s conference was no exception, featuring presentations and posters that highlighted new innovations in cancer care.
STAT’s Matthew Herper and Angus Chen were present at the conference, actively participating in sessions, viewing posters, engaging with attendees, and absorbing the wide array of scientific discoveries highlighted by AACR. In a video recap of the conference, they discussed key highlights, including research that has the potential to revolutionize cancer prevention strategies globally and promising data on emerging immunotherapy drugs.
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