Supplement: Fox Chase: Outfoxing Cancer

Fox Chase: Outfoxing Cancer By Kathryn Ward ARTICLE EXTRAS A Region Defined A Robust Support Infrastructure The infrastructure ECRI Laureate Pharma Quest Pharmaceutical Immunicon Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Covance Coriell Paragon Chemical InstaMed Louis Weiner Like the Greater Philadelphia region itself, Fox Chase Cancer Center has a long and impressive history. Founded in 1904 in Philadelphia as the American Oncolo

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A Region Defined

A Robust Support Infrastructure

The infrastructure

ECRI

Laureate Pharma

Quest Pharmaceutical

Immunicon

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius

Covance

Coriell

Paragon Chemical

InstaMed

Like the Greater Philadelphia region itself, Fox Chase Cancer Center has a long and impressive history. Founded in 1904 in Philadelphia as the American Oncological Hospital, Fox Chase was the nation's first cancer hospital. In 1974 it merged with the Institute for Cancer Research and became one of the first institutions to be named a National Cancer Institute Comprehensive Cancer Center.

As a Comprehensive Cancer Center, Fox Chase is one of 39 such organizations in the United States. The designation is based on outstanding laboratory and clinical facilities, as well as superior behavioral and population-based research. Besides treating patients, comprehensive cancer centers recruit subjects for early-phase clinical trials, offer outreach programs, and provide information to healthcare professionals and the public.

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