To help GPs keep up to date with recent developments in skin cancers and lymphomas, GP, in association with The Royal Marsden, presents a brand-new, free webcast featuring all the presentations from The Royal Marsden's recent GP Education Day on skin cancers and lymphomas.
To help GPs keep up to date with recent developments in head/neck and renal/bladder cancers, GP Webcasts, in association with The Royal Marsden, present a brand-new, free webcast featuring all the presentations from The Royal Marsden's recent GP Education Day on head/neck and renal/bladder cancers.
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Learn more about the challenges presented by NSAID therapy and how these can be minimised.
GP Webcasts presents a brand new webcast featuring interviews with a GP, gastroenterologist and pain specialist on reducing the GI impact of NSAIDs.
To help GPs keep up to date with recent developments in upper and lower GI cancers, GP Webcasts, in association with The Royal Marsden, present a brand-new, free webcast featuring all the presentations from The Royal Marsden's recent GP Education Day on upper and lower GI cancers.
To help GPs keep up to date with recent developments in upper and lower GI cancers, Healthcare Republic, in association with The Royal Marsden, present a brand-new, free webcast featuring all the presentations from The Royal Marsden's recent GP Education Day on upper and lower GI cancers.
Learn more about the latest developments in ovarian and other cancers affecting women.
To help GPs keep up to date with recent developments in breast, ovarian and cervical cancers, GP Webcasts, in association with The Royal Marsden, present a brand new, free webcast featuring all the presentations from The Royal Marsden's recent GP Education Day on 'Cancer in Women'.
As well as showing expert guidance in print, we are proud to produce webcasts for video learning across a range of subjects.
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