Antiviral Therapy Improves Hepatocellular Cancer Survival.

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Title: Antiviral Therapy Improves Hepatocellular Cancer Survival.
Authors: Nguyen N; is a Gastroenterologist in the Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department; and is a Hematologist Oncologist, Section Chief Hematology/Oncology, both at the Memphis Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Tennessee. is a Medicine Resident Physician at Johns Hopkins Osler in Baltimore Maryland. Bradford Waters and Alva Weir are Professors; and and are Hematology Oncology Fellows, all at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, in Memphis., Patel K; is a Gastroenterologist in the Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department; and is a Hematologist Oncologist, Section Chief Hematology/Oncology, both at the Memphis Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Tennessee. is a Medicine Resident Physician at Johns Hopkins Osler in Baltimore Maryland. Bradford Waters and Alva Weir are Professors; and and are Hematology Oncology Fellows, all at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, in Memphis., Uhelski AC; is a Gastroenterologist in the Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department; and is a Hematologist Oncologist, Section Chief Hematology/Oncology, both at the Memphis Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Tennessee. is a Medicine Resident Physician at Johns Hopkins Osler in Baltimore Maryland. Bradford Waters and Alva Weir are Professors; and and are Hematology Oncology Fellows, all at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, in Memphis., Waters B; is a Gastroenterologist in the Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department; and is a Hematologist Oncologist, Section Chief Hematology/Oncology, both at the Memphis Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Tennessee. is a Medicine Resident Physician at Johns Hopkins Osler in Baltimore Maryland. Bradford Waters and Alva Weir are Professors; and and are Hematology Oncology Fellows, all at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, in Memphis., Weir A; is a Gastroenterologist in the Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department; and is a Hematologist Oncologist, Section Chief Hematology/Oncology, both at the Memphis Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Tennessee. is a Medicine Resident Physician at Johns Hopkins Osler in Baltimore Maryland. Bradford Waters and Alva Weir are Professors; and and are Hematology Oncology Fellows, all at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, in Memphis.
Source: Federal practitioner : for the health care professionals of the VA, DoD, and PHS [Fed Pract] 2021 Aug; Vol. 38 (Suppl 3), pp. e58-e63.
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