Qld research centre to expand

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Thursday, 06 September, 2001

The Comprehensive Cancer Research Centre at the Queensland Institute of Medical Research (QIMR) has the dual task of creating cures and creating jobs, Premier Peter Beattie said today.

The $60 million centre has been funded jointly by the Queensland government, Federal government and an anonymous American philanthropist.

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