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Song Li is currently investigating genes contributing to pain development and pain treatment outcome. read more

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After obtaining his MSc in radiation medicine at Peking Union Medical College in July 2018, Song Li started working as a PhD student at the department of Human Genetics. He is currently investigating genes contributing to pain development and pain treatment outcome.

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