New A&M research initiative provides cutting-edge cancer treatments

It has been 20 months since Michelle Pozzi, Ph.D, of Texas A&M’s Biochemistry and Biophysics department was diagnosed with cancer. However, through a combination of radiation, cutting edge medicine and personal strength, her cancer is now inactive and she continues to teach. “I have ER [estrogen-receptor] positive breast cancer,” Pozzi said. “And, what made mine...

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