
Commentary|Articles|May 14, 2015
- NSCLC (Issue 7)
- Volume 7
- Issue 2
MET as a Secondary Driver in Lung Cancer
Author(s)D. Ross Camidge, MD, PhD
D. Ross Camidge, MD, director, Thoracic Oncology Clinical Program, program director, Thoracic Oncology Clinical and Translational Research Fellowship, University of Colorado Denver, discusses MET as a secondary driver in lung cancer.
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D. Ross Camidge, MD, director, Thoracic Oncology Clinical Program, program director, Thoracic Oncology Clinical and Translational Research Fellowship, University of Colorado Denver, discusses MET as a secondary driver in lung cancer.
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