Bristol Myers Squibb Expands Cancer Research Partnership With Sarah Cannon Research Institute

Reuters11-12
Bristol Myers Squibb Expands Cancer Research Partnership With Sarah Cannon Research Institute

Bristol Myers Squibb and the Sarah Cannon Research Institute have announced an expanded strategic collaboration to accelerate the development of innovative cancer therapies and broaden access to clinical trials across the United States. The partnership leverages SCRI's extensive network of over 1,300 research-engaged physicians in more than 20 states to embed Bristol Myers Squibb's clinical trials within community settings. This initiative aims to speed up patient enrollment-evidenced by a 45% reduction in study startup timelines during the early phase-and increase participation from medically underserved populations, enhancing access to cutting-edge cancer treatments and advancing health equity in oncology research.

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