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Continuing Medical Education on cancer held in Ongole
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The HCG MNR Cancer Institute in Ongole organised a continuing medical education CME session for the local and surrounding doctors on various types of cancers in association with the Indian Medical Association in Ongole on Sunday
Ongole: The HCG MNR Cancer Institute in Ongole organised a continuing medical education (CME) session for the local and surrounding doctors on various types of cancers in association with the Indian Medical Association in Ongole on Sunday.
The cancer experts Dr RV Raghunandan and Dr N Ramanareddy explained the doctors about various cancers and their effect on the human body with the help of power point presentation.
The Indian Medical Association Ongole secretary Dr M Anjaneyulu, president Dr M Veeraiah Chowdary, Dr J Manibabu, HCG MNR Cancer Center manager Ch Hemakumar, Senthil Nathan and other doctors also participated in the programme.
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