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How the WIN consortium achieves its goals

Published: 25 Apr 2019

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Prof Apostolia-Maria Tsimberidou - MD Anderson Cancer Centre, Houston, USA

Prof Tsimberidou speaks to ecancer about the WIN consortium's goals and successes so far.

She describes the importance of diversity within the WIN consortium in particular from a genetic perspective.

Prof Tsimberidou concludes with why the WIN consortium is important to her, and what her personal goals are for cancer research.

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