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|Videos|November 6, 2018
Exploring Current Tests, Treatments in Breast Cancer Management
Author(s)Nancy Davidson, MD
In this video, Dr. Nancy Davidson highlights current and next-generation diagnostics and therapies in breast cancer, as well as the need for “team science” in clinical trials.
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In this video, Dr. Nancy Davidson highlights current and next-generation diagnostics and therapies in breast cancer, as well as the need for “team science” in clinical trials.
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