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To highlight the mentorship of Japanese surgeons towards becoming scientists and advancements in cancer therapy.

November 18, 2025Annals of Gastroenterological SurgeryOpen Access

Thirty Years of Mentoring by “Bob Chan” of Young Japanese Surgeons to Become Scientists: An Adventure of Love

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To highlight the mentorship of Japanese surgeons towards becoming scientists and advancements in cancer therapy.
Mentorship of Japanese surgeons over three decades.
Engagement in translational research at AntiCancer Inc. and UCSD.
Utilization of various advanced imaging and therapeutic technologies.
Trainees became recognized surgeon-scientists.
Innovative therapies targeting cancer vulnerabilities were explored.
Mentoring led to the formation of a lasting international academic network.

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This review demonstrates advances in cancer treatment through mentoring and novel imaging techniques for surgeons, indicating success in fostering scientific careers.

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Hoffman et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6924fef9c0ce034ddc351f9d https://doi.org/10.1002/ags3.70120

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This review demonstrates advances in cancer treatment through mentoring and novel imaging techniques for surgeons, indicating success in fostering scientific careers.

Thirty Years of Mentoring by “Bob Chan” of Young Japanese Surgeons to Become Scientists: An Adventure of Love

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