Five new drugs or medical devices against cancer invented in France by 2027: this is the bet of the Paris Saclay Cancer Cluster (PSCC), launched a year ago by Gustave Roussy, Sanofi, Inserm, the Polytechnic Institute and Paris-Saclay University.
This project - which is anchored in Villejuif where Gustave Roussy is based - will receive funding of 80 to 100 million euros from the State: the government made it official on Monday morning after a meeting on the strategy decade of the fight against cancer.
The PSCC is thus the first winner of a call for expressions of interest launched by Emmanuel Macron as part of the “France 2030” plan.
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The ambition was to identify “global poles of excellence bringing together companies, care, research and breakthrough innovation, [with] the ambition of transforming the landscape of French biomedical research”.
With 1.3 million deaths each year in Europe (+25% expected by 2035), cancer is one of the…
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