Stephen Chanock Honored with Trent Lecture in Cancer Research
On February 11, Dr. Stephen Chanock delivered the 11th annual Jeffrey M. Trent Lecture in Cancer Research, hosted by the National Human Genome Research Institute. He spoke on “The complexity of genetic susceptibility to cancer.”
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Chanock Honored with Trent Lecture
Smoking and Mortality: Beyond Established Causes
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