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Some Dana-Farber Cancer Institute trustees stood to profit from their philanthropic role

By The Boston Globe
| October 09, 2021

Boston's top cancer center has long supported its trustees who invest in, and run, its startup companies. But after questions brought to them by the Globe Spotlight Team, the trustee board abruptly changed course.

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