Peng Xiaochi

Workplace: China, Guangzhou, St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou

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Qualifications

Professor Peng Xiaochi is the head of the oncology department and a leading expert at the clinic. He specializes in targeted therapy, combining Western and Eastern medicine methods in the treatment of solid tumors. The doctor has been practicing since 1993.

Education

Graduated from Sun Yat-Sen Medical University;
continued his studies at the University of British Columbia, Canada;
completed an internship at the National University of Singapore.

Scientific activity

Professor Ma Xiaoying is the author of 20 scientific publications.

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