Medical College of Wisconsin plans $100M cancer research center

 
The Medical College of Wisconsin is planning to build a $100 million cancer research center at its Wauwatosa campus, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

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The plan will consolidate cancer research labs, equipment and staff on the campus. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers included $15 million for the center in his proposed budget.

“The Medical College of Wisconsin deeply appreciates Gov. Evers’ proposed investment for a cancer research facility on our campus,” John R. Raymond Sr., MD, president and CEO of the school, said in a news release.

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