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Nagi El Saghir: Kicking off Beirut Breast Cancer Conference
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Feb 8, 2025, 16:23

Nagi El Saghir: Kicking off Beirut Breast Cancer Conference

Nagi El Saghir, Professor at American University of Beirut, posted on Facebook:

“Kicking off Beirut Breast Cancer Conference (BBCC2025): ‘Inspite of all crisis and wars, we remain strong and beautiful like Lebanon’s landmark Raouche Rocks, and we advance Medicine and Care'”

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