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ACS Journal Cancer’s July 15 issue
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Jul 7, 2024, 10:19

ACS Journal Cancer’s July 15 issue

ACS Journal Cancer shared a post on X:

“Read our July 15 issue

In this issue:

  • Top advances in uterine cancer by Brian Slomovitz et al.
  • MedStar Washington researchers on virtual reality for pain management in hospitalized pats with cancer
  • Anil Gupta et al. on Particle Therapy in India”

ACS Journal Cancer's July 15 issue

Source: ACS Journal Cancer/X

ACS Journal Cancer Anil Gupta Brian Slomovitz cancer MedStar Washington OncoDaily Oncology Pain Management Particle Therapy
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