The newly opened Breast Health and Research Center adjacent to the John C. Lincoln Deer Valley Hospital in Phoenix will house a tumor biorepository for the Translational Genomics Research Institute that is expected to help in uncovering new ways to detect and treat breast cancer. "Our new state-of-the-art medical equipment allows the earliest possible detection of breast cancers when survival rates are highest and treatment is less invasive," said Sherry Gage, clinical director of the new center.
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Older news items:
- McKEON/CRYAN LEGISLATION TO ESTABLISH ‘LUNG CANCER RESEARCH FUND’ ADVANCES
- Mickey's Flowers goes pink to aid breast cancer research
- U of W prof awarded grant for breast cancer research
- Transatlantic alliance supports breast cancer research
- NSW pushes for nano risk labels