On March 7, 2011 I received a press release from RTOG (The Radiation Therapy Oncology Group) announcing the intent of RTOG and NSABP (National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project) "to join together to conduct oncology research and apply for National Cancer Institute (NCI) funding as a collaborative alliance."
What is the reason for this merger of two state-funded cooperative oncology groups? "NCI has described its plan to support no more than four adult cancer cooperative groups as of January 2014." Thus, the cancer research central planner snapped his golden fingers and his children (RTOG and NSABP) dutifully genuflected.
This is an opportunity, however, for the formation of cooperative oncology groups not funded by criminal organizations.
What is the reason for this merger of two state-funded cooperative oncology groups? "NCI has described its plan to support no more than four adult cancer cooperative groups as of January 2014." Thus, the cancer research central planner snapped his golden fingers and his children (RTOG and NSABP) dutifully genuflected.
This is an opportunity, however, for the formation of cooperative oncology groups not funded by criminal organizations.
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