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1502O - OncoYoung program: A multidisciplinary program for young cancer patients
Presenter: Irit Ben-Aharon
Session: Proffered Paper session - Public policy
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1503O - Clinical and scientific impact of National Cancer Institute: Sponsored clinical trial network group treatment trials
Presenter: Joseph Unger
Session: Proffered Paper session - Public policy
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1501O_PR - Long-term estimates of cancer incidence and mortality for the EU and EFTA countries according to different demographic scenarios
Presenter: Tadeusz Dyba
Session: Proffered Paper session - Public policy
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Introduction by the chair
Presenter: Samra Turajlic
Session: Patient-derived cancer models to inform clinical decision making: More merits or more limitations?
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More merits
Presenter: Nicola Valeri
Session: Patient-derived cancer models to inform clinical decision making: More merits or more limitations?
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More limitations
Presenter: Livio Trusolino
Session: Patient-derived cancer models to inform clinical decision making: More merits or more limitations?
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Polling 2 (led by chair)
Presenter: Samra Turajlic
Session: Patient-derived cancer models to inform clinical decision making: More merits or more limitations?
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Q&A
Presenter: Samra Turajlic
Session: Patient-derived cancer models to inform clinical decision making: More merits or more limitations?
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567O_PR - First International Randomized Study in Malignant Progressive Pheochromocytoma and Paragangliomas (FIRSTMAPPP): An academic double-blind trial investigating sunitinib
Presenter: Eric Baudin
Session: Presidential symposium 3
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1557O - Adaptive immunity to SARS-CoV-2 infection and vaccination in cancer patients: The CAPTURE study
Presenter: Scott Shepherd
Session: Presidential symposium 3
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