AMC University of Colorado Cancer Centers Merge
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AMC and University of Colorado Cancer Centers Unite
Overview
The AMC Cancer Research Center has officially merged with the University of Colorado Cancer Center in a strategic move aimed at enhancing their collective fight against cancer.
Details
The AMC, a nonprofit research institute based in Lakewood, Colorado, will continue to operate as an independent foundation. Its primary focus will be to financially support research into the causes, prevention, and control of cancer at the University of Colorado.
Dr. Al Marcus, interim scientific director at AMC, emphasized that the merger is designed to boost philanthropic support. "This partnership strengthens both organizations," Marcus stated. "We will enhance our ability to share research methodologies and resources, while also increasing opportunities for grants and fundraising. The move will also facilitate collaboration and access to advanced facilities."
Background
Founded in 1904 as the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society, AMC originally served as a hospital and research center for tuberculosis patients. After tuberculosis was brought under control in the 1950s, the organization rebranded as the American Medical Center, shifting its focus and resources to cancer research and treatment.
Until 1989, AMC functioned as both a hospital and research center. Since then, it has dedicated itself exclusively to cancer research, focusing on extending patients’ lives and preventing the onset of cancer.
This merger promises to harness the strengths of both institutions, propelling advancements in cancer research and treatment.
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