Mollie’s Fund at NYU and Molloy working to prevent melanoma

Victoria Siegel

Mollie’s Fund at NYU and Molloy working to prevent melanoma

Victoria Siegel

Molloy University

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Abstract

NYU Langone Health Center’s Farkas Auditorium at 350 First Avenue in New York City with the support of Mollie’s Fund sponsored a community program “Skin Cancer: Protection and Treatment” on April 12th. Participants learned from Jennifer Stein, MD, PhD, of the importance of early detection.

Original language	American English
Journal	Garden City News
State	Published - May 10 2018

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Mollie’s Fund at NYU and Molloy working to prevent melanoma

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