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|Articles|December 23, 2009
- Winter 2009
- Volume 8
- Issue 4
Pancreatic Cancer Symposia
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The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network’s symposia provide information from leaders in the field, and the chance to network with others in the pancreatic cancer community. Past symposia covered current diagnostic tools, genetics of pancreatic cancer, doctor-patient relationship, nutrition, and the healing energy of music. The free one-day events are held in various cities. Upcoming symposia locations and 2010 dates include: Dallas, March 26; Seattle, April 30; and Pittsburgh, May 22. For details, visit
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