Since the Cancer Moonshot was launched in 2016, remarkable progress and notable scientific accomplishments have been made. To date, NCI has supported over 70 programs and consortia and more than ...

Like many oncologists and cancer researchers, I rolled my eyes when I first heard about Vice President Joe Biden’s cancer “moonshot,” but not because of the noble goal. I was among the many ...

The cancer moonshot program has been heavily backed by the Biden administration, securing millions in funding from various institutes and grants, including the $23 million funds to Tulane ...

More House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, February 2022 as President Biden moved to revive his moonshot initiative to expedite progress on cancer treatments, prevention and detection ...

Cancer Moonshot has "supported 250 research projects and more than 70 programs and consortia," according to a National Cancer Institute (NCI) post that was last updated in April.

Biden’s cancer moonshot is fashioned after President John F. Kennedy’s 1960s push to put a man on the moon, a period in which the U.S. funded NASA at historically high levels.

Since serving as vice president, Biden has touted a plan he calls his "cancer moonshot." The plan aims to cut the cancer death rate in the United States by at least 50% over the next 25 years.

Cancer Moonshot is a program the outgoing president revived in 2022 that has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into cancer research. It has the goal of cutting the country's death toll to ...

President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced a new $150 million research grant initiative as part of the "Cancer Moonshot" program. The "Cancer Moonshot" program began under the Obama administration ...

In 2016, then-Vice President Joe Biden launched the Cancer Moonshot, following the 2015 death of his older son, Beau, to brain cancer at age 46.The moonshot is a national mobilization "to end ...

Biden’s moonshot examined: Researchers say cancer cure is a long ways off. The White House is pressing ahead, saying a combination of research on cures and prevention efforts will end the scourge.

The Cancer Moonshot should focus its attention not just on the science and medicine, but also on the financing and business of drug development. And I believe they have the resources to do that ...