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The WHO Report on Cancer: What cancer policies are missing in your country? (in collaboration with WHO)

Q&A and live discussion

Date

16 Oct 2020

Session

The WHO Report on Cancer: What cancer policies are missing in your country? (in collaboration with WHO)

Topics

Bioethical Principles and GCP

Tumour Site

Presenters

Rosa Giuliani

Authors

R. Giuliani

Author affiliations

Medical Oncology Department, The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre, L9 7AL - Liverpool/GB

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