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I Want So Much To Live

I Want So Much To Live

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Documentary

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I WANT SO MUCH TO LIVE explores the pioneering efforts of Genentech and the many individuals who came together to develop Herceptin, the world's first 'targeted therapy' for breast cancer.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

82 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

11 September 2009

Country

United States of America

Cast

Stu Aaronson

Stu Aaronson

Self

Roxanne Bales

Roxanne Bales

Self

Mike Bishop

Mike Bishop

Self

Barbara Bradfield

Barbara Bradfield

Self

Melody Cobleigh

Melody Cobleigh

Self

Bob Cohen

Bob Cohen

Self

Lisa Coussens

Lisa Coussens

Self

John Curd

John Curd

Self

Bob Erwin

Bob Erwin

Self

Hank Fuchs

Hank Fuchs

Self

Gwen Fyfe

Gwen Fyfe

Self

Sue Hellmann

Sue Hellmann

Self

Susan Jerian

Susan Jerian

Self

Brenda Lain

Brenda Lain

Self

Art Levinson

Art Levinson

Self

Gracie LIeberman

Gracie LIeberman

Self

John McGrath

John McGrath

Self

Marilyn McGregor

Marilyn McGregor

Self

Larry Norton

Larry Norton

Self

Ginny Paton

Ginny Paton

Self

Peggy Reid

Peggy Reid

Self

Corsee Sanders

Corsee Sanders

Self

Steve Shak

Steve Shak

Self

Mike Shepard

Mike Shepard

Self

Dennis Slamon

Dennis Slamon

Self

Mark Sliwkowski

Mark Sliwkowski

Self

Geoff Teeter

Geoff Teeter

Self

Fran Visco

Fran Visco

Self

Robert Weinberg

Robert Weinberg

Self

Kathy Williams

Kathy Williams

Self

Janet Wolter

Janet Wolter

Self

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