OPINIONS NEEDED: Cancer research

Take our reader survey on cancer research, diagnosis and treatment. Results will be published in our May issue.
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ddn, in collaboration with investment bank Mizuho SecuritiesUSA, is conducting a survey on the state of funding and views on cancerresearch, diagnosis and treatment. The goal of this survey is to gain a betterunderstanding of current and future trends in R&D activity.
Our web-based survey takes about four to five minutes tocomplete.
All information will remain confidential, and onlyaggregate, not individual responses nor company names, will be published.

In providing a response to this survey, you represent thatyou have not knowingly disclosed (i) any material nonpublic information; (ii)any trade secret or other proprietary information; (iii) information which youhave a duty or agreement to keep confidential; or (iv) information obtainedfrom any person expecting such information to be kept confidential or which youbelieve to be confidential.
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Results will be published in ddn's May issue.
To view our previous surveys and results, visit the ddn Market Research page.

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