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The educational aims of Georgia CORE are many including:
Increasing the skills and competencies of the cancer research workforce; raising awareness about the opportunities and benefits of clinical trials; incorporating the perspectives of patients and survivors into clinical cancer research; advocating for clinical trials financing, regulatory improvement and resource development; promoting access to and enrollment in clinical trials; and stimulating dialogue and collaboration among multi-disciplinary cancer researchers.
Reports
Newsletters & Archived Documents
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2011
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To receive our electronic newsletter, please contact Logan Kirsch.
Press Releases & Media
| 2012 | IMDatl.com, New Clinical Trial to Focus on Stage IV Pancreatic Cancer |
| 2011 | Georgia Health News, Clinical drug trials—a growth industry in Ga. |
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WCTV, Georgia Awarded Nearly $900,000 for Breast Cancer Researc |
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Georgia Life Sciences Team-Up, Georgia CORE Announces New Trial for Pancreatic Cancer Patients |
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The Telegraph, Macon area to be site for breast cancer genetic study |
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Ledger Enquirer, Patients: Gather information before participating in a clinical drug trial |
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