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Liver Cancer: Risk Groups for Screening

January 27, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment
Eugene Schiff
Eugene Schiff

REFERENCE: General Session IV
EUGENE SCHIFF, University of Miami
Screening for Hepatitits C and B, and subsequent screening for cancer, can save millions of lives from hepatocellular carcinoma. Eugene Schiff told the Gastrointestinal Cancers Conference in Orlando which populations are most at risk. He discussed his data with Peter Goodwin.

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