Dear Editor:
A reduction in force is something no institution wants to do, and it was something we worked tirelessly to avoid at MD Anderson. The decision was made to safeguard the institution and our ability to invest in our mission to end cancer. And, despite what was reported (“MD Anderson Cancer Center to Lay Off Roughly 5% of Workforce”), there was no single factor on which our decision was based.
Like other health...
Statement from Ronald A. DePinho, M.D., president, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Thanks to the leadership and dedication of Vice President Joe Biden, cancer has become a key priority in America. Through collaboration, innovation...