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Ethels Cesarman

Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

Cornell University

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About Ethels Cesarman at Cornell University (Cornell)

Ethels Cesarman is an academic professional affiliated with the Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Cornell University. Their primary research focus includes viral-associated cancers, lymphoma diagnosis, and lymphoma treatment. They are currently active in scholarly research and mentorship within their specialized field.

Research Areas

viral-associated cancerslymphoma diagnosislymphoma treatmentcytomegalovirusherpesvirusHodgkin lymphomamolecular oncologytumor immunology
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Research Output

Total Citations83

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Publications2

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