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St. Baldrick’s Foundation 2012 Summer Grants: Fellows

by St. Baldrick's Foundation
July 18, 2012
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St. Baldrick’s Fellowship awards begin after a new doctor has had at least one year of clinical training to become a pediatric oncology researcher. These grants fund two years of research under the guidance of an expert mentor, after which Fellows demonstrating a high degree of success and commitment may apply for one additional year of research funding. This year 20 new St. Baldrick’s Fellow awards were granted, and one was granted an additional year of funding, totaling more than $3.4 million.

The following institutions received funding to support a St. Baldrick’s Fellow:

 

Research does greatly impact kids with cancer. Take a look at the Childhood Cancer Research Outcomes made possible by previous St. Baldrick’s funding or head back to explore more of the new 2012 Summer Grants.

*All funding applications are peer-reviewed by leading pediatric cancer researchers who volunteer their time and expertise and make funding recommendations to the St. Baldrick’s Foundation’s board of directors.


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