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Lauer bill on kids cancer research heads to Senate - 101.5 WKKG

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A bill authored by a Columbus state representative supporting pediatric cancer research has passed the House and is now headed to the Indiana State Senate. According to the House Republican press office, state Rep. Ryan Lauer, a Columbus Republican, says House Bill 1453 would establish the Pediatric Cancer Research and Treatment Grant Program to fund research into treatments and novel therapies for pediatric cancer. Lauer said the bill “could la…

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Lauer bill on kids cancer research heads to Senate - 101.5 WKKG

A bill authored by a Columbus state representative supporting pediatric cancer research has passed the House and is now headed to the Indiana State Senate. According to the House Republican press office, state Rep. Ryan Lauer, a Columbus Republican, says House Bill 1453 would establish the Pediatric Cancer Research and Treatment Grant Program to fund research into treatments and novel therapies for pediatric cancer. Lauer said the bill “could la…

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