TAKE-A-LOOK-Clinical Oncology annual meeting

Fri May 16, 2008 8:07am EDT
 
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 The American Society of Clinical Oncology released a wave of abstracts of
clinical studies on Thursday ahead of its annual meeting. The official meeting,
a premier scientific and medical event in the oncology community, begins on May
30 in Chicago.
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