28th International Conference on Cancer Research and Pharmacology



PULSUS Conferences is glad to invite all the participants across the globe to attend 28th International Conference on Cancer Research and Pharmacology” scheduled during June 29-30, 2020  in Paris, France  which will mark the gathering of many renowned Oncologists, Pharmacologists, Healthcare Professionals, Researchers, Academicians, Students and Business Delegates. The meeting for this year will revolve around the theme “Conquering Cancer with the Modern progression”

 Conference Highlights: 

Track 2 : Organ Specific Cancer

Track 3 : Radiation Oncology

Track 4 : Neuro-Oncology

Track 5 : Cancer Immunotherapy

Track 6 : Innovation and Clinical Trials

Track 7 : Cancer Imaging and Early Detection

Track 8 : Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Track 9 : Biology of Pediatric and Young Adult Cancer

Track 10 : Radiology and Imaging Technologies

Track 11 : DNA Damage, Mutation and Cancer

Track 12 : Cancer Nanotechnology

Track 13 : Cancer Epidemiology

Track 14 : Oncology Nursing Care

Track 15 : Cancer Nanomedicine

Track 16 : Cancer Prevention Vaccines

Track 17 : Pharmacology

Track 18 : Pharmacogenomics

Track 19 : Ethnopharmacology

Track 20 : Advances in Pharmacological Research

Track 21 : Pediatrics Pharmacology

Track 22 : Pharmacognosy

Track 23 : Drug screening and Discovery

Track 24 : Medical Toxicology

Track 25 : Therapeutic Innovation in Pharmacology


Track 26 : Clinical Research and Drug Legislation

Targeted Audience : 
Oncologists, Pharmacologists, Pharma Practitioners, Radiologists, Chemotherapists, Physicians, Academicians, Academic scientists, Industry professionals, Diagnostic laboratory professionals, Undergraduate & Postgraduate students, researchers, business professionals, Postdoctoral fellows and Trainees, Cancer Diagnostics Associations and Societies.
  



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Drop us an email for Program enquiry.
cancerresearch@pulsusseries.com
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