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TAT 2016: Targeted anticancer therapies

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Dr Giuseppe Giaccone - Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, USA

Dr Giaccone gives a preview of TAT 2016 in Washington DC, March 21-23 2016: early-phase development of innovative targeted and immunological agents.

The TAT meeting provides up-to-date overviews and discussion of the most promising targets and targeted agents under development in early phase clinical studies and those ready to begin clinical evaluation after successful preclinical development.

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