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Flims: Building the next generation of clinical researchers

Flims: Building
the next generation
of clinical researchers

Conducting clinical trials is essential to the development of new cancer treatments, but there are many pitfalls, and it takes knowledge and experience to get it right. Where do Europe’s young oncologists go to pick up the necessary skills? Until 1999, there was nowhere.

» Stuart Bell

 
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