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Big data for high risk patients

HARMONY Alliance: 3rd General Assembly for Partners and Associated Members

4 - 5 Oct 2018

Published: 26 Nov 2018

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Dr Mattia D'Agostino - Unito, Italy, HARMONY Partner

Dr Mattia D'Agostino speaks with ecancer at the HARMONY Project general assembly 2018 in Valencia.

He explains why big data is beneficial for high risk patients.

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