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Two cancer researchers receive esteemed $500K Albany Prize

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Two cancer researchers receive esteemed $500K Albany Prize — Schenectady Health news

Two medical researchers have been awarded with this year's $500,000 Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research. Both leaders' work has led to the development of new cancer treatments that have extended and improved the lives of patients around the world, including for leukemia, breast, lung, kidney, colon and other cancers.

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