Our Last NCI Cancer Bulletin Newsletter

[E. Nigma]

Dear NCI Cancer Bulletin Subscriber,

We are writing to let you know that the NCI Cancer Bulletin online
newsletter will no longer be published. The decision was made as part of
the National Cancer Institute’s ongoing efforts to examine how best to
apportion its limited cancer research resources.

Our final issue, published January 8, will remain live until the end of the
month. Our searchable archive of more than 5,000 news and feature stories
published since 2004 will remain on NCI’s website, cancer.gov.

The editors, writers, and technical staff of the NCI Cancer Bulletin are
grateful for your interest in our publication and for your support over the
last 9 years. It has been our distinct pleasure to have brought you the
latest news about cancer research—including research supported by NCI,
other federal agencies, and institutions from across the nation and around
the world.

We hope you will continue to look to NCI for cancer research news and
information by visiting cancer.gov and using NCI’s social media channels on
Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.

Summaries highlighting recent results from cancer clinical trials that are
likely to influence clinical practice and summaries of featured clinical
trials supported by NCI will continue to be produced and published on
cancer.gov.

Please feel free to send us your comments at
***@mail.nih.gov.

Thank you again and best regards,
The NCI Cancer Bulletin Team

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So-Long,

E.

[gordo]

Post by E. Nigma
Dear NCI Cancer Bulletin Subscriber,
We are writing to let you know that the NCI Cancer Bulletin online
newsletter will no longer be published. The decision was made as part of
the National Cancer Institute’s ongoing efforts to examine how best to
apportion its limited cancer research resources.
Our final issue, published January 8, will remain live until the end of the
month. Our searchable archive of more than 5,000 news and feature stories
published since 2004 will remain on NCI’s website, cancer.gov.
The editors, writers, and technical staff of the NCI Cancer Bulletin are
grateful for your interest in our publication and for your support over the
last 9 years. It has been our distinct pleasure to have brought you the
latest news about cancer research—including research supported by NCI,
other federal agencies, and institutions from across the nation and around
the world.
We hope you will continue to look to NCI for cancer research news and
information by visiting cancer.gov and using NCI’s social media channels on
Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.
Summaries highlighting recent results from cancer clinical trials that are
likely to influence clinical practice and summaries of featured clinical
trials supported by NCI will continue to be produced and published on
cancer.gov.
Please feel free to send us your comments at
Thank you again and best regards,
The NCI Cancer Bulletin Team
============================================================
So-Long,
E.

Sorry to see you go.

[Orphic]

Post by gordo

Post by E. Nigma
Dear NCI Cancer Bulletin Subscriber,
We are writing to let you know that the NCI Cancer Bulletin online
newsletter will no longer be published. The decision was made as part
of the National Cancer Institute’s ongoing efforts to examine how best
to apportion its limited cancer research resources.
Our final issue, published January 8, will remain live until the end
of the month. Our searchable archive of more than 5,000 news and
feature stories published since 2004 will remain on NCI’s website,
cancer.gov.
The editors, writers, and technical staff of the NCI Cancer Bulletin
are grateful for your interest in our publication and for your support
over the last 9 years. It has been our distinct pleasure to have
brought you the latest news about cancer research—including research
supported by NCI, other federal agencies, and institutions from across
the nation and around the world.
We hope you will continue to look to NCI for cancer research news and
information by visiting cancer.gov and using NCI’s social media
channels on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.
Summaries highlighting recent results from cancer clinical trials that
are likely to influence clinical practice and summaries of featured
clinical trials supported by NCI will continue to be produced and
published on cancer.gov.
Please feel free to send us your comments at
Thank you again and best regards,
The NCI Cancer Bulletin Team
============================================================
So-Long,
E.

Sorry to see you go.

Thanks Gordo.

I'll be around.

E.
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Post by E. Nigma
Dear NCI Cancer Bulletin Subscriber,
We are writing to let you know that the NCI Cancer Bulletin online
newsletter will no longer be published. The decision was made as part of
the National Cancer Institute’s ongoing efforts to examine how best to
apportion its limited cancer research resources.
Our final issue, published January 8, will remain live until the end of the
month. Our searchable archive of more than 5,000 news and feature stories
published since 2004 will remain on NCI’s website, cancer.gov.
The editors, writers, and technical staff of the NCI Cancer Bulletin are
grateful for your interest in our publication and for your support over the
last 9 years. It has been our distinct pleasure to have brought you the
latest news about cancer research—including research supported by NCI,
other federal agencies, and institutions from across the nation and around
the world.
We hope you will continue to look to NCI for cancer research news and
information by visiting cancer.gov and using NCI’s social media channels on
Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.
Summaries highlighting recent results from cancer clinical trials that are
likely to influence clinical practice and summaries of featured clinical
trials supported by NCI will continue to be produced and published on
cancer.gov.
Please feel free to send us your comments at
Thank you again and best regards,
The NCI Cancer Bulletin Team
============================================================
So-Long,
E.

[Jon]

Thank you for the flow of information from the NCI over the years.
I rarely use usenet anymore but it was great getting the facts in text
form.

Jon

Post by E. Nigma
Dear NCI Cancer Bulletin Subscriber,
We are writing to let you know that the NCI Cancer Bulletin online
newsletter will no longer be published. The decision was made as part of
the National Cancer Institute's ongoing efforts to examine how best to
apportion its limited cancer research resources.
Our final issue, published January 8, will remain live until the end of the
month. Our searchable archive of more than 5,000 news and feature stories
published since 2004 will remain on NCI's website, cancer.gov.
The editors, writers, and technical staff of the NCI Cancer Bulletin are
grateful for your interest in our publication and for your support over the
last 9 years. It has been our distinct pleasure to have brought you the
latest news about cancer research˜including research supported by NCI,
other federal agencies, and institutions from across the nation and around
the world.
We hope you will continue to look to NCI for cancer research news and
information by visiting cancer.gov and using NCI's social media channels on
Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.
Summaries highlighting recent results from cancer clinical trials that are
likely to influence clinical practice and summaries of featured clinical
trials supported by NCI will continue to be produced and published on
cancer.gov.
Please feel free to send us your comments at
Thank you again and best regards,
The NCI Cancer Bulletin Team
============================================================
So-Long,
E.

[E. Nigma]

Post by Jon
Thank you for the flow of information from the NCI over the years.
I rarely use usenet anymore but it was great getting the facts in text
form.
Jon

You're welcome Jon.

As a 7 year cancer survivor, (head & neck plus prostate), I too enjoyed
reading it, and thought it only right to give some others here the
opportunity to get the NCI Bulletin.

I too am sorry to see them go.

I intend to try and pass along any new cancer information that I can
gleen from their website and the daily world news. I'm sure it will
be posted somewhere in the usenet, but the least I can do is try here.

E.
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