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Assistant Professor of Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Dr. Dougan is currently an Assistant
Professor of Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard
Medical School and is the Director of the Immunotherapy Mucosal
Toxicities Program at Massachusetts General Hospital. He received his MD
and PhD from Harvard Medical School, completing his dissertation work
in Immunology with Dr. Glenn Dranoff at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
where he studied the interplay between chronic inflammation, tumor
promotion, and antitumor immunity. He completed Internal Medicine
Residency and Gastroenterology Fellowship at Massachusetts General
Hospital in 2017.
Visit website: https://www.massgeneral.org/doctors/20170/michael-dougan
See also: Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) - Largest teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School located in Boston
Details last updated 07-Dec-2019
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