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Here are some of the video clips I've done today on ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology) conference in Chicago. It's the world's biggest cancer conference and Wall Street's most keenly-watched medical meeting.
The clips are in order, with most recent at the top.
Highlights of the conference.
A promising brain cancer vaccine that has shown new positive test results, with John Sampson, Duke University Medical Center.
A breakthrough for patients suffering from brain cancer.
Discussing breakthroughs in drug cancer drugs and a company outlook, with Sol Barer, Celgene CEO.
ImClone's Erbitrux lung cancer drug is grabbing the spotlight.
Researchers will unveil new clinical trial results on a promising treatment for brain cancer.
An outlook on Genentech from ASCO, with Dr. Susan Desmond-Hellmann, former oncologist.
Deatils on the conference.
Questions? Comments?






