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Get involved with Common Sense Oncology – Aaron Goodman
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Jul 17, 2023, 07:00

Get involved with Common Sense Oncology – Aaron Goodman

Get involved with Common Sense Oncology We have research initiatives/action plans in our 3 core pillars!

1. Evidence generation

2. Evidence interpretation

3. Evidence communication Anyone can join (for free)! We are hopeful patients will get involved.

Source: Aaron Goodman/Twitter

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