Michele Carbone

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Dr. Michele Carbone is a board-certified Pathologist. Dr. Carbone's research has focused most often on malignant mesothelioma, a cancer often associated with asbestos exposure. Dr. Carbone and his team investigate the interactions between genetics and environmental factors. Specifically, they have assessed the manner in which certain individuals who has been exposed to asbestos fail to develop mesothelioma. Dr. Carbone has published over 200 peer-reviewed scientific publications, and has been supported through a variety of NCI and private grants.

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4 Mediterranean Recipes with Health In Mind

6 years ago • 102 Views

A Family Vacation to Hawaii

6 years ago • 209 Views

Mesothelioma - Multidisciplinary Treatment Update

6 years ago • 270 Views

Cancer Research Collaboration: Michele Carbone, MD, PhD and Haining Yang, MD, PhD

5 years ago • 785 Views

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6 Reasons Why Hawaii Is #1

Empowered Presentations • 8 years ago

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Travel Tips to Hawaii

Empowered Presentations • 10 years ago

Sxsw 2015 biohacker_meetup_slideshare

Karen Ingram • 8 years ago

Looking For Love in All the Wrong Places: The Science and Psychology of Porn Addiction

Andrea Kuszewski • 8 years ago

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Tomasz Bednarz • 8 years ago

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Sean Carroll • 8 years ago

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accenture • 8 years ago

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jrossibarra • 7 years ago

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Dr. Michele Carbone is a board-certified Pathologist. Dr. Carbone's research has focused most often on malignant mesothelioma, a cancer often associated with asbestos exposure. Dr. Carbone and his team investigate the interactions between genetics and environmental factors. Specifically, they have assessed the manner in which certain individuals who has been exposed to asbestos fail to develop mesothelioma. Dr. Carbone has published over 200 peer-reviewed scientific publications, and has been supported through a variety of NCI and private grants.

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