Health Care Reform and Possible Effects on Innovative Therapies: Cancer as a Case Study : Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Technology, Environment, and Aviation of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Third Congress, Second Session, February 2, 1994, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1994 - 198 pages |
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... colon cancer , Alzheimer's disease . But s an enormous difference in terms of what you can expect ch of those two development projects . HOKE . Thank you . DE PASSE . I would just say the same is true in medical de- eas . I said in my ...
... colon cancer , Alzheimer's disease . But s an enormous difference in terms of what you can expect ch of those two development projects . HOKE . Thank you . DE PASSE . I would just say the same is true in medical de- eas . I said in my ...
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... colon cancer - ther should be some allowance to ensure access to investigational thera pies for patients , and the same applies to patients with high - ris breast cancer . If there is no standard therapy that is likely to be helpful ...
... colon cancer - ther should be some allowance to ensure access to investigational thera pies for patients , and the same applies to patients with high - ris breast cancer . If there is no standard therapy that is likely to be helpful ...
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... colon cancer was rare disease before the Twentieth Century . Furthermore , these sources indicate that colon cancer has been linearly increasing in age adjusted incidence since early in Twentieth Century disease and that this alarming ...
... colon cancer was rare disease before the Twentieth Century . Furthermore , these sources indicate that colon cancer has been linearly increasing in age adjusted incidence since early in Twentieth Century disease and that this alarming ...
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... colon carcinoma in the ' s literature causing colonic obstruction.❜ Near the turn of entury , Osler in the most widely used textbook of medicine in ate 19th Century describes colon cancer in only one sentence ating that sigmoid ...
... colon carcinoma in the ' s literature causing colonic obstruction.❜ Near the turn of entury , Osler in the most widely used textbook of medicine in ate 19th Century describes colon cancer in only one sentence ating that sigmoid ...
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... colon cancer and of rectal cancer have not eased at the camo rate . AGE - ADJUSTED INCIDENCE OF COLON CANCERS IN CT ed , the incidence of rectal er has changed very little 60 the last fifty years . adjusted incidence of rectal The er ...
... colon cancer and of rectal cancer have not eased at the camo rate . AGE - ADJUSTED INCIDENCE OF COLON CANCERS IN CT ed , the incidence of rectal er has changed very little 60 the last fifty years . adjusted incidence of rectal The er ...
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