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Optimizing survival in advanced prostate cancer: Understanding PC heterogeneity to guide treatment choices

ESMO 2014

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Dr Bertrand Tombal – Saint-Luc Hospital, Brussels, Belgium

Dr Tombal outlines the treatment choices available for prostate cancer at ESMO 2014.

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