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Stand Up to Cancer Dream Team to Tackle Colorectal Cancer Disparities • EBONY

With $6 million in funding from Exact Sciences and $2 million from Providence, the SU2C Colorectal Cancer Health Equity Dream Team "will bring together leading researchers, patient advocates, community leaders, and clinicians to accomplish several goals, including improving colorectal cancer screening in medically underserved communities."

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