A Thunder Bay researcher is on the receiving end of nearly 200-thousand dollars in Canadian Cancer Society grant money. Society CEO Martin Kabat says the money will be used to look at new ways of detecting colon cancer. Kabat says this is the single largest research grant awarded by the Canadian Cancer Society in the Northwest Region. The funding announcement is being made today at a special 75th anniversary commemoration event.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
New Ways Of Detecting Colon Cancer
A Thunder Bay researcher is on the receiving end of nearly 200-thousand dollars in Canadian Cancer Society grant money. Society CEO Martin Kabat says the money will be used to look at new ways of detecting colon cancer. Kabat says this is the single largest research grant awarded by the Canadian Cancer Society in the Northwest Region. The funding announcement is being made today at a special 75th anniversary commemoration event.
