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Looking Ahead With the New ECCO President: Peter L. J. Naredi, MD, PhD

2015 European Cancer Congress

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Incoming ECCO President, Peter L. J. Naredi, MD, PhD, of the University of Gothenburg, discusses his upcoming year as the new ECCO President, his vision for the organization, and his views on cancer treatment today.



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