NIH Grants (Breast Cancer)
Autologous Graft-vs-Host Disease In Human Breast Cancer
Published in Women's Health Weekly, August 18th, 1997
Amount: $165,335 per year. Grant Expires: 3 Fiscal Years. Project Number: 1 R01 CA67800-01A1. Principal Investigator: Michael J. Kennedy. Performing Organization: Johns Hopkins University. Abstract: "The facts of the breast cancer epidemic are well known. In 1995, in the U.S. 182,000 women will succumb to this disease; 46,000 will die from it. Mortality from breast cancer has remained stable over the past 20 years. Systemic adjuvant therapies will reduce the annual odds of death from breast cancer by 25%. The contributions of newer drugs or altered sequences of drug administration to these figures are as yet unclear. For...
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