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Meanings of oncology in English

Russian
онкологические заболевания
Portuguese
oncologia
Spanish
cancerologia
Catalan
cancerologia

Branch of medicine dealing with cancer.

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онкологические заболевания
Usage of oncology in English
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About Guardant Health Inc Guardant Health, Inc. is a precision oncology company.
Reuters
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Conclusion As oncology practice has changed, so have chemotherapy administration safety standards.
Pubmed
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Additional research is clearly warranted to achieve the goal of 'predictive oncology'.
Pubmed
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The public national hospital hosts most of Kenya's oncology expertise and technology.
The Guardian
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The study had focussed on a grey area of oncology, he said.
Radio NZ
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The company sells in the region vaccines, oncology, gastroenterology and over-the-counter products.
Reuters
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Greater awareness of the importance of genetic testing in oncology is needed.
Pubmed
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The oncology field is moving at a very fast pace, Weber said.
Reuters
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Emotional exhaustion was significantly lower among oncology nurses working in Magnet hospitals.
Pubmed
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Results suggest that oncology physicians would welcome an in-house fertility-related training program.
Pubmed
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Collegial nurse-physician relations appear to be vital to optimal oncology practice settings.
Pubmed
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Guidelines for screening and treatment of TRIO in pediatric oncology are needed.
Pubmed
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These biological markers can be used in geriatric oncology and general medicine.
Pubmed
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It is engaged in developing a range of oncology and hormonal products.
Reuters
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Myeloid growth factors are widely used in both pediatric and adult oncology.
Pubmed
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The two companies will also collaborate on development of Amgen's oncology pipeline.
Reuters
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Portuguese
oncologia
Oncology through the time
Oncology across language varieties
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