"NASA's Cancer Moonshot: Advancing Anti-Cancer Research in Space"

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NASA officials highlighted the significant progress in cancer research made possible by experiments conducted in the weightless environment of space, citing the unique conditions that allow for better analysis of molecular structures and the formation of more effective drug crystals. This research, part of US President Joe Biden's "Cancer Moonshot" initiative, aims to halve the death rate from cancer over the next 25 years. Despite political and funding challenges, experts remain hopeful that space research can play a crucial role in saving lives in the fight against cancer.
- NASA touts space research in anti-cancer fight Phys.org
- NASA, Health and Human Services Highlight Cancer Moonshot Progress NASA
- Science experiments are being conducted aboard the International Space Station practically around the clock News-shield
- Joe Biden, whose son died from brain cancer in 2015, launched the 'Cancer Moonshot' when he was vice president in 2016 and continued the initiative during his presidency NBC Right Now
- Cancer Research Onboard SpaceX CRS-30 ISS National Lab
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