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In the fight against cancer, Yale has been at the forefront of understanding the fundamental mechanisms of cancer biology and in developing effective therapies for cancer treatment. Yale Cancer Center harnesses the resources of Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Hospital to advance cancer research, prevention, and patient care, as well as community outreach and education.
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