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       Designated a Comprehensive Cancer Center by the National Institutes of Cancer in 1998, the Cancer Center is committed to "developmental therapeutics"--the rapid translation of basic science findings into innovative therapies that assure the highest quality patient care. Uniting the resources and expertise of Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) School of Medicine and its principal affiliated hospital, University Hospitals of Cleveland, the Cancer Center enables a fully integrated and interdepartmental research experience within a dynamic, interdisciplinary training environment. Further, as the recipient of the largest volume of NIH grant support of any institution in the state, CWRU School of Medicine offers a renowned and growing faculty--exceptional clinicians and researchers--and state-of-the-art facilities that include the 164,000 square feet Biomedical Research Building.