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Winter 2018
Promise is published four times a year by The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and is dedicated to our friends who have joined us in Making Cancer History®.
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MD Anderson's Moon Shots Program turns 5
Novel approach to cancer science yields progress
Pisters vows to 'listen and learn' as president of the cancer center
MD Anderson Board of Visitors, Bush family and others celebrated in new installations
Harry Longwell named Life Member of cancer center's advisory board
Hicks led cancer center for eight months, resumes position as division head of Diagnostic Imaging
Legendary figures lend names to cancer center's signature fundraising events, helping raise nearly $2.5 million
Breast cancer survivor marks five-year anniversary by giving back
PediDome space inspires young cancer survivors to 'never give up'
Esophageal cancer survivor Jesse Purdy, of Georgetown, Texas, was a psychology professor for nearly 40 years at Southwestern...
Since 1990, A Conversation With a Living Legend® events across the country have raised almost $37 million for MD Anderson. The...
Lung cancer survivor shares his story
When Advance Team member Daniel Darling arrived in the United States from Sydney, Australia, he had never heard of MD Anderson.
Community raises funds, awareness to ‘Give Cancer the Boot’
Keynote speakers, breakout sessions offer hope and inspiration at MD Anderson survivorship conference
$1.5 million donation boosts tobacco-free youth program created at MD Anderson
MD Anderson team to study biology of disease
MD Anderson Cancer Center president accepts young donor's gift to end cancer
Ashley Skrljac lives in Houston with her husband, Ed, and their two sons, Jack, 6, and Henry, 3. She started a foundation to help...
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