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Shrinivas Rathod, MD, on NSCLC: Quality-of-Life Outcomes From an IAEA Trial

2017 ASTRO Annual Meeting

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Shrinivas Rathod, MD, of the University of Manitoba, discusses phase III study results on optimization of treatment of advanced non–small cell lung cancer using radiation therapy and chemotherapy (Abstract 223).



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