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Sites, sponsors and contract research organizations (CROs) can adapt to this new normal with its increasing complexity, longer initiation times and chronic under-enrollment with technological solutions that enhance communication and collaboration with sites.
Hormel Institute doctor will use $4 million grant in search of cancer answers
Researcher at Austin s Hormel Institute will study the HIF-1a transcription factor in an effort to understand how cancer starts and patients suffer relapses. 10:00 am, Jan. 24, 2021 ×
Dr. Shujun Liu on Wednesday, January 20, 2021, at The Hormel Institute - University of Minnesota, Medical Research Center in Austin. (Traci Westcott / twestcott@postbulletin.com)
AUSTIN, Minn. As a boy, Shujun Liu often accompanied his mother to the hospital for her asthma treatments.
There, he saw suffering, particularly among those with cancer. Those experiences remained with Liu later in life when he became Dr. Liu, a research associate at Ohio State University, and switched his research focus from the study of plants to a focus on cancer.
Ever since I first saw it decades ago,
Dr Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet, released by Warner Bros. in 1940 (with a screenplay that included John Huston among the talented writers), has struck me as one of the most memorable and noble films in Hollywood s inventory of biopics. The word that defines this film is
uplifting. Edward G. Robinson, an unforgettable actor of immense range, is simply magnificent in his portrayal of Ehrlich. As the anonymous author of the retrospective appreciation we publish below correctly notes, he is virtually absorbed by the role: Robinson is wonderful in
Dr Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet, disappearing into the character of Paul Ehrlich in a way that, given the strength and distinctiveness of his own personality, is quite remarkable. The rest of the cast is equally outstanding. This is indeed an extraordinary, timeless, film that redeems the much maligned studio system, and will remain one of the gems of the genre, produced, not by accident, by Warner Bros,
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