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associate professor at the School of Medicine[1]
esophageal cancers
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esophageal cancers[1]
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Identity: Kishore Guda
Kishore Guda “The incidence of esophageal cancers has increased severalfold over the last few decades, making it the most common esophageal malignancy in the U.S.,” said Kishore Guda, associate professor at the School of Medicine and member of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center. “Like gastric and pancreatic cancers, these are highly aggressive malignancies that can be resistant to treatment, with dismal survival rates and with lack of effective targeted therapies.”
Professional role: associate professor at the School of Medicine
Kishore Guda “The incidence of esophageal cancers has increased severalfold over the last few decades, making it the most common esophageal malignancy in the U.S.,” said Kishore Guda, associate professor at the School of Medicine and member of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center. “Like gastric and pancreatic cancers, these are highly aggressive malignancies that can be resistant to treatment, with dismal survival rates and with lack of effective targeted therapies.”
said Kishore Guda, associate professor at the School of Medicine and member of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Research interests: esophageal cancers
The incidence of esophageal cancers has increased severalfold over the last few decades, making it the most common esophageal malignancy in the U.S.