CONFERENCES

      Conference on Experimental and Translational Oncology

      CETO is an annual conference that explores the latest developments in oncology research, with topics ranging from molecular biology to clinical trials. The conference is aimed at oncologists, researchers, and other professionals involved in the study and treatment of cancer, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating on new approaches to diagnosis and therapy.

      CETO 2017

      Date

      Apr 19, 2017 - Apr 23, 2017

      Location

      Portorož, Slovenia

      The meeting provides an up-to-date overview of many aspects on the mechanisms of tumor development and progression, as well as of new strategies in the detection of cancer and cancer treatment.   

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