{image_1}Dr. Michaela Tsai from Minnesota Oncology’s Minneapolis Clinic will be a plenary session speaker at this year’s Breast Cancer Awareness Association Convention at the Minneapolis Convention Center on Saturday, October 12, sharing on the topic “Oncology Updates.” This convention brings together top local and national leaders in breast cancer care and prevention to share the most up-to-date news and research for patient and clinicians.
Dr. Tsai is a leader in cancer treatment and also holds the endowed Stimpson Chair for Medical Oncology at the Virginia Piper Cancer Institute. This position was created to provide leadership, expertise and dedicated time in clinical research.
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