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Personality as Prognosis: Does Being Nice Increase Your Risk of Cancer?

Chief Medical Residents Meryl Colton, MD, MSc and Yunan Nie, MD

Written by Department of Medicine on May 10, 2023

Watch the Department of Medicine's May 10, 2023 Grand Rounds, "Personality as Prognosis: Does Being Nice Increase Your Risk of Cancer?," presented by Chief Medical Residents Meryl Colton, MD, MSc and Yunan Nie, MD, Department of Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine.

 

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