MD Anderson Cancer Center CEO says Austin expansion can bring research benefits to Houston

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston is taking a big leap forward in Austin, but its president and CEO, Dr. Peter Pisters, said that Houston could reap some of the benefits of its new expansion.

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