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May 8, 2008


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New GRACE Post on Molecular Testing for EGFR: Should It Be Routine Practice?

   There’s a new post at the GRACE website on the topic of whether oncologists should do molecular testing routinely for NSCLC tumors.  This is the subject of a debate in which I’ll be participating in an upcoming meeting.  You can read more about the topic here.



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