LaBrecque lecture, 22 Oct 2026
In 2019, the Douglas R. LaBrecque Lectureship in Hepatology was launched to honor the career and contributions to medicine made by its namesake Douglas R….
In 2019, the Douglas R. LaBrecque Lectureship in Hepatology was launched to honor the career and contributions to medicine made by its namesake Douglas R….
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