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UICC – Don’t miss the World Cancer Congress!
Photo taken from UICC/LinkedIn
May 27, 2024, 07:48

UICC – Don’t miss the World Cancer Congress!

UICC shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Don’t miss the World Cancer Congress!

Geneva, Switzerland
17-19 September

The Congress is a time for the global cancer community to discuss the latest innovations and exchange ideas on equity and sustainability in cancer care.”

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Source: UICC/LinkedIn

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