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President Biden Announces Six Key Nominations

President Biden Announces Six Key Nominations
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U S President Biden Announces Six Key Nominations 3 July

U S President Biden Announces Six Key Nominations 3 July
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Conquering cancer requires new ideas and proven strategies

© istock In June of 2019, on a campaign stop in Iowa, then-presidential candidate Joe Biden made a big promise. “If I m elected president,” he told a crowd of supporters, “you re going to see the single-most important thing that changes America: We re gonna cure cancer.” During his first 100 days in the White House, President Biden At the same time, pursuit of a new program like ARPA-H must be coupled with immediate, bipartisan congressional action on research funding programs that already exist and are already making important progress. A coordinated national strategy is the only way to increase survival rates and improve quality of life for Americans fighting cancer.

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Tracey Symons raising money for brain tumour research

A Penryn grandmother who was diagnosed with cancer last year has taken it upon herself once again to raise money for charity. Tracey Symons, 52, has signed herself up for the Jog 26 Miles in May challenge and plans on completing it doing laps of her home and garden. The money raised will be going towards Brain Tumour Research - a charity set up to build up a network of experts in sustainable research and influence government and larger charities to invest more nationally. In a statement posted on social media, Tracey said: I wanted to set myself a couple of challenges to give me a reason to keep fighting and get out of bed each day.

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