And merge both files in 1 Can you put the questions at the end. And also I’ve got an exam I don’t know anything. Explain everything in detail in simple words like you’re teaching it to a very dumb kid

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Oncology L8 L9 Complete Study Guide

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Here's what's inside (in order):
Structure of the file:
SectionSlides
Cover slide1
LECTURE 8 – Genitourinary & Uterine Cancers
Epidemiology1
Uterine cancer (types + explained simply)2
All gene mutations explained (PTEN, POLE, FBXW7, PPP2R1A, ARID1A, NSMP)6
Bladder cancer (Nectin-4, BCG, FGFR3)2
Kidney, Prostate, Testicular, Penile cancers4
Case studies 1–5 (L8)5
LECTURE 9 – Systemic Cancers
Leukemia (AML, APL special, ALL, CML vs CLL)5
Lymphoma (HL, NHL indolent vs aggressive)3
Multiple myeloma + Lenalidomide + treatment2
Pancreatic cancer + Skin/Melanoma2
Case studies 1–10 (L9)10
20 Exam Q&A slides (questions + full answers)20

Everything is explained like you're hearing it for the first time - every mutation has an analogy, every treatment has a "why it works" explanation. The Q&A slides at the end cover all the high-yield exam topics: CRAB mnemonic, Reed-Sternberg cells, BCR-ABL1, POLE mutation, APL/ATRA, bortezomib, double-hit lymphoma, TP53 + why chemo fails, and more.

Can you make it into a pdf

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Oncology L8 L9 Complete Study Guide

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342 KB, all slides converted from the PPTX with the dark navy theme, full explanations, all case studies, and the 20 Q&A slides at the end. Good luck with the exam!

I wanted it like notes.

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Oncology L8 L9 Study Notes

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This is a proper notes PDF — not slides. It has:
  • A cover page with the title and lecture info
  • Numbered sections for every topic (e.g. "2.3 Molecular Drivers of Endometrial Carcinoma") written in paragraph form like a textbook, with everything explained in plain language
  • Bullet lists for key mutations, risk factors, and treatment steps
  • Callout boxes for analogies and memory tricks
  • Key point banners for the most important exam-worthy takeaways
  • Colour-coded case study tables for all 15 clinical cases
  • 20 Q&A blocks at the end with full written answers
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