50 Years of Cancer: The Road to Better Treatment and Diagnostics
In our second episode of our National Cancer Act 50th Anniversary miniseries, we examine the field of cancer research and diagnostics. National Cancer Institute Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnostics Associate Director Dr. Meg Mooney and Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis Director Dr. James Doroshow explain the history of this technology, as well as how legislation got treatment and diagnostics to where it is today.
See more coverage and previous episodes on cancer innovation.
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Meg Mooney Associate Director of Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program NCI -
Dr. James Doroshow Director, Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis NCI
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DISA Shifts From Government-Built Cyber Tools to Commercial Tech
DOL is using artificial intelligence to modernize legacy systems, improve customer services and boost workforce efficiency.
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NEA Leverages AI to Drive Software Development
NEA CIO Jim Tunnessen discusses AI-assisted software development, modernization, cybersecurity and responsible AI adoption across government.
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VA OIG CIO Outlines AI Deployment, Modernization Priorities
As the VA's internal watchdog, the OIG is using AI to improve oversight while monitoring how emerging technologies are adopted across the agency.
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Agile Acquisition Becomes DISA's New Battlefield Advantage
DODNet leaders say 90-day OTA cycles and flexible engineering models are helping DISA deliver capabilities at the speed of cyber threats.
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