Health & Medical Cancer & Oncology

Timothy J. DiChiara, PhD

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Timothy J. DiChiara, PhD, About.com's Guide to Skin Cancer, is a former research scientist and published writer specializing in oncology.
Experience

Dr. DiChiara is currently a medical writer at the Institute for Medical Education and Research based in Miami, specializing in cancer. He writes educational materials for cancer doctors and nurses that helps keep them up-to-date with the latest treatment advances and clinical trial results. He also has a deep knowledge of cancer molecular biology, having been a research scientist with multiple articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals to his credit.
Education

Dr. DiChiara earned his PhD in neurobiology from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, and his BA from Bates College in Lewiston, Maine.
Timothy DiChiara, Ph.D.

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