Caius Radu, Christine Mona, Amar Kishan, Beth Glenn, Mina Sedrak, William Lowry named program leaders at UCLA Health Jonsson CCC

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Top row (left to right): Caius Radu, Amar Kishan and Christine Mona. Bottom row (left to right): Beth Glenn, Mina Sedrak and William Lowry. 

The UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center has appointed new leadership to several of its programs. 

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