‘An area where good science is desperately needed’: University of Toronto’s Christine Allen on drug-delivery models transforming cancer treatment

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Kirsten Watson poses with cancer medication at her home in Waterloo, Ont., Feb. 23, 2024. Peter Power/The Canadian Press.

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27 Aug 24

Christine Allen, professor at the University of Toronto’s Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, discusses how new drug-delivery models are transforming cancer treatment, her experiences with commercialization and entrepreneurship, and the upsides of carrying out her work at the University of Toronto.

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‘An area where good science is desperately needed’: University of Toronto’s Christine Allen on drug-delivery models transforming cancer treatment

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