Jeremy Braybrooke
Honorary Associate Professor
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Jeremy Braybrooke is an Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Bristol. His research focuses on breast cancer, particularly on recurrence rates, treatment efficacy, and the use of chemotherapy and hormonal therapies in early-stage and advanced cases. He has contributed to numerous studies, including analyses on anthracyclines and aromatase inhibitors, and has been involved in significant clinical trials aimed at improving patient outcomes in breast cancer therapies.
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Sheeba Irshad
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Marta Santisteban
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Robert Hills
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Iain Macpherson
Professor of Breast Oncology
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Helena Earl
Professor Emeritus of Clinical Cancer Medicine
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Jonas Bergh
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Francesca Holt
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Pericles Foroglou
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Marc van de Vijver
department head/professor
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Ashish Sharma
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Gurdeep S Mannu
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Juan Rafael de la Haba Rodríguez
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Universidad de Córdoba
Francesco Ciompi
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Radboud University Medical Center
Amy Lo
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Lucy Gettins
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Peter Lucas
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Elizabeth James
University College London
Karen Willard-Gallo
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Professor of Molecular Pathology
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