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Ier Congrès français Coeur & Cancer : le début d’une belle histoire attendue

Compte rendu du congrès Coeur & Cancer (25–26 juin 2015, Paris)

The Ist French heart & cancer congress: the start of a wonderful story

Report from the heart & cancer congress (25–26 June 2015, Paris)

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Toledano, A., Cohen Solal, A. Ier Congrès français Coeur & Cancer : le début d’une belle histoire attendue. Oncologie 18, 424–428 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10269-016-2646-4

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