Project 1767: Disrupting the Cancer Disparities Paradigm
Project 1767 boldly looks to bridge the cancer disparity gap as we know it.
- Project 1767 boldly looks to bridge the cancer disparity gap as we know it.
- Project 1767 boldly looks to bridge the cancer disparity gap as we know it, starting in Princeton, Boston, and now London.
- The program derives its name from the Pantone Matching System color, #1767, used widely as representative of the breast cancer community.
- Beginning in October 2022, Project 1767 began with a focus in breast cancer, seeking to end the breast cancer disparities gap.