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A general hospital in Marseille founded by the priest Jean-Baptiste Fouque. Its medical oncology service gives chemotherapy in a day hospital and on the ward, with supportive care, and it also has thoracic oncology and skin cancer doctors.
The Hôpital Saint-Joseph in Marseille has cared for patients for nearly a century in the spirit of its founder, the abbé Jean-Baptiste Fouque. Its services include medical oncology (general oncology and onco-dermatology), a medical oncology day hospital, and a pulmonology service covering thoracic oncology. The oncology day hospital gives chemotherapy protocols that are always validated in multidisciplinary meetings (RCP), works with the digestive, thoracic, urological, gynaecological and breast, and ear, nose and throat specialties, and offers supportive care from physiotherapists, psychologists, social workers, pain specialists and dietitians; volunteers of the Ligue contre le Cancer are present in the service.
Newsweek and Statista rank it 289th in World's Best Specialized Hospitals 2026: Oncology.
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