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'Vogl, New York' offers San Antonio perspectives

Publish date: December 16, 2013

 

In an interview with Frontline Medical News, New York oncologist and San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium star gadfly Dr. Steven Vogl gives his quick take on several of the studies making news at this year's meeting.

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