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Sinner Supports Cancer Research
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner promotes cancer research initiative in Turin.
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Istituto Di Candiolo-IrccsIntesa SanpaoloFondazione Piemontese Per La Ricerca Sul CancroNitto Atp Finals
Jannik SinnerAllegra AgnelliStefano Barrese
- Who visited the Candiolo Institute and why?
- Jannik Sinner, world number one tennis player, visited the Candiolo Institute-IRCCS in Turin to promote "An Ace for Research", an initiative by Intesa Sanpaolo and the Piedmontese Foundation for Cancer Research.
- What is the significance of the new Biobank?
- The new Biobank is a significant step forward in cancer research, allowing for large-scale studies and improved diagnosis and treatment of various cancers. This project is a testament to the collaborative efforts of various organizations and individuals.
- What did Allegra Agnelli say about the collaboration?
- Allegra Agnelli, president of the Piedmontese Foundation for Cancer Research, highlighted the partnership with Sinner and Intesa Sanpaolo, emphasizing the shared spirit of commitment and passion between athletes and cancer researchers.
- What important equipment was purchased with funds from the campaign?
- The "Microscopio Blu", a laser scanning microscope crucial for cancer diagnosis, was purchased with funds raised during the 2023 campaign. It will significantly improve the speed and accuracy of cancer diagnosis.
- What is the main goal of the "An Ace for Research" initiative this year?
- The initiative aims to raise funds for cancer research and this year will focus on building a new Biobank at the Candiolo Institute, a 3000 square meter facility to store biological samples and information for large-scale studies.