IMOGEN COE'S RESEARCH IS RELEVANT TO CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY
York University biology professor Imogen Coe is the first recipient of the Banting Research Foundation's BioChem Pharma/BioChem Therapeutic Award, valued at $20,000.

Named after insulin discoverer Sir Frederick Banting, the Banting Research Foundation was founded in 1925. It aims to support young medical researchers who will go on to make discoveries that will benefit world health. This award is a new joint program between the foundation and a member of the pharmaceutical industry.

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