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Walk Kansas 5K, fun walk support Kansas State University cancer research May 5
Mar. 27, 2018 - Walk Kansas, a statewide health initiative presented by K-State Research and Extension, will hold its third annual Walk Kansas 5K for the Fight and 1.5-mile fun walk Sat., May 5, to benefit the Johnson Cancer Research Center. read more
National Institutes of Health funds cancer-related research at Kansas State University
Feb. 21, 2018 - Tackling lung cancer with development of a minimally invasive treatment option is the goal of Punit Prakash, asst. prof. of electrical and computer engineering, and other researchers from K-State's colleges of Engineering and Veterinary Medicine, along with industry partner, Broncus Medical, San Jose, Calif. read more
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Walk Kansas 5K for the Fight - Sat., May 5, Johnson Cancer Research Center, Chalmers Hall, 1711 Claflin Rd.
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