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PCRP
(redirected from Prostate Cancer Research Program)

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PCRPProstate Cancer Research Program
PCRPPC Based Radar Processor
PCRPProcess Condition Range Parameter
PCRPProper Complex Random Process
PCRPPalliative Care Resource Professional (disease management)
PCRPPower Cord Replacement Program (for Microsoft Xbox)


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Tomasz Beer, a medical oncologist and director of the prostate cancer research program at OHSU's Cancer Institute.
A father's fight for survival by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
In December 2001, AVI was awarded a Department of Defense Prostate Cancer Research Program grant to pursue development of therapeutics to fight both the initial stages and the incurable metastatic forms of prostate cancer using AVI's NEUGENES.
AVI BioPharma Announces 2002 Fourth Quarter and Full Year Financial ... by Business Wire
In December 2001, AVI was awarded a Department of Defense Prostate Cancer Research Program grant to pursue development of therapeutics to fight both the initial stages and the incurable metastatic forms of prostate cancer using AVI's NEUGENES.
AVI BioPharma Announces First Quarter Financial Results by Business Wire
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