L. C. , a exercé des fonctions de consultant auprès de Novartis Pharma et a participé en tant qu'orateur à des colloques organisés par Novartis Pharma et Ménarini, investigateur dans des essais cliniques thérapeutiques financés par les laboratoires Amgen, 2014.

N. Roche, ;. Sanofi, /. Boehringer, G. Pfizer, I. Médical et al., hôtel, repas) à l'occasion de déplacements pour des congrès médicaux par AstraZeneca, Il a participé en tant qu'orateur à des colloques et symposiums organisés par Novartis, 2014.

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