For the last decade, researchers in the cancer community have been struggling to figure out what research is happening where, each study taking place behind the curtain of an institution that has largely been hidden from public view. Until now. Franklin Huang, instructor in medicine at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, is quoted.
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