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Dec 07, 2015
- Patient Care
- Cancer
UCSF Urology has begun using a new imaging system that exploits the fluorescent properties of naturally occurring molecules in malignant tissues.
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Urology Collaborative Online Video Didactics (COViD) #urologyCOViD returns today at 5pm PST with Dr. Lamb, presenti… t.co/y5LlnMuhnu
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Congratulations to Dr. Scott Bauer (@scottryanbauer) for receiving a R03 GEMSSTAR award from the NIA… t.co/5Q1JSVLT7O
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Dr Palmer collaborates on "Cancer health disparities in racial/ethnic minorities in the United States" for… t.co/ZCSnjkljf0
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Drs de la Calle, Nguyen et al in @JUrology on, "Clinical Utility of 4Kscore, ExosomeDx and Magnetic Resonance Imag… t.co/bYTgrzg0C9
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Davide Ruggero, PhD, and colleagues recently reported on a mechanism that may help explain how prostate cancers develop resistance to drugs that block tumor growth.