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TAMPA, Fla. - Moffitt Cancer Center, a national leader in cancer care and research and the only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center based in Florida, is presenting new data from dozens of clinical research studies at this year s American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting, the world s largest clinical cancer research meeting. Moffitt investigators will lead 25 abstract presentations, five education sessions, two cancer-based panels and two clinical science symposia. The virtual meeting is June 4-8.
Highlights include:
Oral Presentations:
Dr. Bijal Shah will present phase 2 results from the ZUMA-3 trial evaluating CAR T-cell therapy for adults with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a challenging malignancy to treat in this patient population.
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DALLAS, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ To further its support for the mission of St. Jude Children s Research Hospital, Pollo Campero is launching a new collectible cup featuring art created by St. Jude patients themselves. Beginning May 25, the cup will be available at all Pollo Campero locations for $5, with $3 of each cup sale going to support the St. Jude mission: Finding cures. Saving children.®
Guests can get the 32-ounce, plastic, collectible cup filled with their choice of beverage, including Campero s fresh-made daily Horchata and Mango drinks.
Pollo Campero Launches Collectible Cup Benefiting St. Jude Children s Research Hospital
In addition to working one’s way to the top of the Strava leaderboard, St. Jude Race to Space Challenge finishers can earn a digital badge, a St. Jude sticker pack, and be entered for a chance to win one of five St. Jude Swag Bags with Inspiration4 apparel and a duffel bag. Fundraisers can also earn other mission-inspired incentives based on fundraising achievements.
St. Jude Race to Space Challenge finishers can earn a digital badge for completing 360 minutes of activity in June.
Any combination of Strava s 34 activity types such as walking, running, cycling, swimming, yoga or wheelchair workouts count toward the 360 minutes needed to complete the St. Jude Race to Space challenge. Six hours of activity breaks down to 90 minutes each week, which is roughly the time it will take the Inspiration4 crew to orbit the Earth once.