New research was presented at ASTRO 2019, American Society for Radiation Oncology Annual Meeting, from Sept. 15-18 in Chicago.
About The Expert
Janine Anthes
Mahmoud Barbarawi, MD
Academic Research Chief Resident
Department of Internal Medicine
Hurley Medical Center
Michigan State University
Mahmoud Barbarawi, MD, has indicated to Physician’s Weekly that he has no financial disclosures relevant to this article to report.
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