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Multiple Perspectives of Managing Cancer From the Multidisciplinary Team at Vanderbilt

Coverage from the Institute for Value-Based Medicine event with Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

United statesVanderbilt universityAnthony borgmannMichael topfJennifer choeSarah rohdeMartin montenovoErina gillaspieBryan whitakerKamran idreesNatalie lockneyPatrick yachimskiEben rosenthalMcnultyr osimertinibWade iamsDepartment of otolaryngology

UTHSC researcher part of team studying obesity-cancer connection

A University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) researcher is a member of a prestigious team that has just received a highly competitive Endeavor Award totaling $3 million from The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research.

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Treating Hepatobiliary Cancer With Transplant, Resection, or Radiation

Knowledge of the different treatment options available and the eligibility criteria for each will help identify the right treatment for patients with hepatobiliary cancer.

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Health Care Notes: Health care council planning national conference

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Study tests drug to illuminate cancer during surgery

A Vanderbilt study is testing drugs that provide a targeted fluorescent dye that clings to and illuminates cancer.

Kamran idreesCraig boernerEben rosenthalVanderbilt university medical centerStanford university school of medicineDivision of surgical oncologyOdess professorNeck surgeryVanderbilt university medicalStanford university schoolSurgical oncologyDivision of surgical oncology and endocrine surgeryOtolaryngology head and neck surgeryReporter sept 9 2022Vanderbilt university

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