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Treatment Options for Advanced Non–Small-Cell Lung Cancer and Head & Neck Cancer
This COP program is designed to update physicians in a practical context on the current status of first-line and salvage treatments for patients with advanced non–small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and head & neck cancer.
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The Communities of Oncology Practice: Treatment Options for Advanced Non–Small-Cell Lung Cancer and Head & Neck Cancer program is designed to update physicians in a practical context on the current status of first-line and salvage treatments for patients with advanced non–small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and head & neck cancer. Strategies pertinent to improving outcomes and ameliorating toxicities will be highlighted so that the physician is educated sufficiently on the various treatment options for thoracic malignancies in order to determine the optimal treatment plan for each patient. Emphasis will be placed on conveying the key findings from recent oncology meetings that will most directly impact optimal physician practice.
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targeted therapy in head and neck cancer
22 January 2010 19:39 by gourishankarb
targeted therapy in head and neck cancer
22 January 2010 19:39 by gourishankarb
[ View All Discussions ]A unique CME-certified program for oncologists and hematologists from PER that is:
• Collaborative: facilitates best practices among you and your peers
• Practical: provides information you can use and apply in your practice
• Diverse: combines e-learning technology with traditional instruction
• Distinct: offers you local and global education through community and e- social networking
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