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If your institution has an IP-verified subscription with The Cancer Letter, click IP Login on our navigation bar. You will be taken directly to the latest issue. There is no need to enter any other login information.

If you would like to be notified when new issues of The Cancer Letter are available, click Join our Mailing List and enter your contact information. Issues of The Cancer Letter are published every Friday.

If you have any trouble logging in, please contact paul@cancerletter.com with the IP address returned to you in the error message. We will work fast to solve the problem.

If your institution does not have an IP-verified subscription, please contact your library administrator.

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