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SECTION HEADS
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Johns Hopkins Oncology Center, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA
Section Topics
- » Bladder cancer: clinical trials
- » Bladder cancer: surgery
- » Bladder cancer: translational research/prevention/early detection
- » Penile cancer: prevention
- » Penile cancer: surgery
- » Penile cancer: translational research/new treatments
- » Prostate cancer: clinical trials
- » Prostate cancer: prevention
- » Prostate cancer: surgery
- » Prostate cancer: translational research/new treatments
- » Renal cell cancer: clinical trials
- » Renal cell cancer: surgery
- » Testicular cancer: prevention
- » Testicular cancer: surgery
- » Testicular cancer: translational research/new treatments
LATEST RECOMMENDATION
Jean-Jacques Wyndaele, University Antwerp and Antwerp University Hospital, Belgium. F1000 Urology
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Jean Pierre Droz and Helen Boyle, Center Léon-Bérard, France. F1000 Oncology
- Clinical Trial
- Clinical Trial: RCT
- Controversial
- Good for Teaching
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