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Dégi László Csaba: Delivered the opening remarks at NZW 2025
Dégi László Csaba/LinkedIn
Feb 9, 2025, 14:31

Dégi László Csaba: Delivered the opening remarks at NZW 2025

Dégi László Csaba, President of the European Cancer Organisation, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Just delivered the opening remarks at NZW 2025 in Hamburg!

Honored to represent ECO and discuss the future of oncology pharmacy with amazing colleagues from around the world. The energy in this room is incredible!”

Proceed to the video attached to the post.

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