#3.3 A Citologia Oncótica

Episode 3 of the Biomed Talk podcast, hosted by Biomedicina Ifes, titled "#3.3 A Citologia Oncótica " was published on June 5, 2022 and runs 31 minutes.

June 5, 2022 ·31m · Biomed Talk

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No novo episódio da terceira temporada do Biometalk convidamos a doutora Fabiana Vilaça e conhecemos um pouco mais sobre citologia oncótica, uma das possíveis habilitações do biomédico. Esperamos que curtam bastante 😘

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No novo episódio da terceira temporada do Biometalk convidamos a doutora Fabiana Vilaça e conhecemos um pouco mais sobre citologia oncótica, uma das possíveis habilitações do biomédico. Esperamos que curtam bastante 😘

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