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Regina Barragan-Carrillo: Latin American representation was strong at the PCF Early Career Thought Leaders

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Mar 13, 2025, 05:31

Regina Barragan-Carrillo: Latin American representation was strong at the PCF Early Career Thought Leaders

Regina Barragan-Carrillo, Postdoctoral fellow at the Genitourinary Clinic at the Medical Oncology and Medical Therapeutics at City of Hope, shared a post on X:

“Latin American representation was strong at the PCF Early Career Thought Leaders from Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and Brazil.

Honored to join this incredible group, including José Ignacio Nolazco from MGH Urology, Julian Chavarriaga from Fundacion CTIC, Ossian Longoria from Royal Marsden NHS, Paulo Amaral from VUMC Hematology/Oncology, Miguel Zugman from City of Hope, and myself now from INCAN Mexico!

A huge thank you to Andrea Apolo and Zach Klaassen for hosting such an insightful, helpful, and truly enjoyable meeting.

Looking forward to the 2026 edition!”

Andrea Apolo incredible group José Ignacio Nolazco Julian Chavarriaga Latin American representation Miguel Zugman Ossian Longoria PCF Early Career Thought Leaders Regina Barragan-Carrillo Zach Klaassen

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