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Jaap Verweij: an intelligent approach to drugs
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Alain Fourquet: taking multidisciplinarity one step further
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Jan Geissler: We, the patients
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Vesna Kesic: exporting excellence in women's cancers
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Eric Van Cutsem: closing in on GI tumours
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Michael Gnant: pushing the boundaries
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Pat Price: asking the right questions
Issue 29 
Emiel Rutgers: a surgeon for the genomic era
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Jean-Pierre Droz: We can do better for our older patients 
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Paolo Casali: the man with the method 
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Nadia Harbeck: breaking with convention 
Issue 25
Mike Richards: the man with the plan 
Issue 24 
Ulrik Ringborg: tackling the fragmentation of Europe's cancer efforts 
Issue 23
Giovanni Paganelli: nuclear medicine's enthusiastic ambassador 
Issue 22
Clifton Leaf: asking the difficult questions 
Issue 21
Hein Van Poppel: urological cancer is what we do 
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Michael Stevens: curing the whole child 
Issue 19
Nicholas Pavlidis: on the path of Hippocrates 
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Tanja Cufer: all the confidence of new Europe 
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Aron Goldhirsch: dogmatically anti-dogma 
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Jan Foubert: champion of cancer nursing 
Issue 15
Lynn Faulds Wood: tell it like it is 
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Jacques Bernier: Keeping the faith 
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David Khayat: driving the French cancer plan 
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Laura van't Veer: the person behind personalised treatments 
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Lesley Fallowfield: getting the message across 
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Michael Baumann: the dynamo of Dresden 
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Fatima Cardoso: the next generation 
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John Smyth: unity is strength 
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Peter Boyle: the man behind the statistics 
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José Baselga: playing to Europe's strengths 
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Bruce Ponder: plugging the research 
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Stella Kyriakides: the torch bearer 
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Lars Påhlman: Super-Specialist 
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Lex Eggermont: a rare hybrid 
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Cora Sternberg: An American in Rome 

 
 

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