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David Tougeron Introduces ENGIC – A New European Network for GI Cancers
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May 10, 2025, 13:57

David Tougeron Introduces ENGIC – A New European Network for GI Cancers

David Tougeron, Professor at Poitiers University Hospital, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“What is ENGIC?
The new European Network for Gastrointestinal cancers. You want to work with Europe in GI Oncology just call ENGIC !
And read this paper in ESMO Open that explain ENGIC network !”

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