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UNC alum, pharmaceutical exec Fred Eshelman makes another investment: experimental cancer treatment


Fred Eshelman made another move by joining a group that invested $28 million in Innocrin Pharmaceuticals, a company developing treatments for breast and prostate cancers. Eshelman, who recently founded Eshelman Ventures, also joined Innocrin's board. (Triangle Business Journal)

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