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Lizzy Smyth: Delighted to see my Georgian friends at ESMO Academy
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Aug 20, 2024, 12:04

Lizzy Smyth: Delighted to see my Georgian friends at ESMO Academy

Lizzy Smyth, Consultant Medical Oncologist in upper GI oncology at Oxford University, shared on X:

“Delighted to see my Georgian friends (and ESMO mentee) at ESMO Academy in Zurich this weekend.

We had attendees from Europe, Asia and even USA this year.

Wishing you all the best luck in the ESMO exam!”

Source: Lizzy Smyth/X

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