An Interview with Dr. James L. Boyer: 50 Years of Treating Primary Biliary Cholangitis
Dr. James L. Boyer is one of our nation’s foremost hepatologists. He has been practicing medicine since 1969 and is the founding director of the Liver Center at Yale University School of Medicine. ALF asked him to share his perspective on medical advances that have improved prospects for PBC patients, current challenges to effective treatment and how people with PBC can work with healthcare providers to overcome those challenges.
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Dr. James L. Boyer Founding Director Yale University School of Medicine Liver CenterDr. James L. Boyer is one of our nation’s foremost hepatologists. He has been practicing medicine since 1969 and is the founding director ...
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