Angiogenesis 2015

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Interviews from the Angiogenesis 2015 meeting.

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    • Aug 14, 2017 LATEST EPISODE
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    Prevention of gynaecological cancers: in memory of Mario Sideri

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2017 6:19


    Dr Chiocca talks to ecancertv about our special issue on preventive gynaecology, which is dedicated to the memory of Mario Sideri. In addition to papers on HPV screening and vaccination, the special issue touches on the causes of cervical cancer, the biology behind the disease, markers of progression and how to recognise and treat pre-cancerous lesions.

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    The link between body mass and successful patient outcomes

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2017 6:29


    Dr Mazzarella talks to ecancertv about the latest special issue on cancer and metabolism. He discusses the relationship between obesity and cancer, looking at which cancers are more related to body mass than others. The special issue covers different aspects that help to explain the link between increased body mass and patient outcomes

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